Our Fall Feed Management Picks
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It is a great time of year to re-visit some basic feeding tools. Our Dairy One team shares some of their tips and insights on which services they think will…
Making the most of MUN data
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Jason Wolfe came to Dairy One in 2015. He grew up on a farm and has a passion for agriculture. Paired with a love of data and technology, this makes…
Is Your Mixer Leaving Money on the Bunk Floor?
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Feed costs are the highest single operating expense on dairy farms today. They are also the greatest opportunity for expense savings on a farm by focusing on the difference between…
Farmer Focused Forage Team
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Mike Reuter, Director of Analytical Services Mike Reuter has been a part of the Dairy One Forage Lab team for the last 34 years. As director of analytical services for…
Get your forage and soil results faster
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A key factor in getting fast and accurate results is proper sample submission. Samples that are collected properly, labeled clearly, and submitted with all of the needed information can be…
Corn is Sprinting: Does it need nitrogen?
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It is the time of year that the corn crop is beginning to sprint. It is hard to find corn in the Northeast that was not planted under suitable conditions.…
5 Planter Storage Tips for a Better Spring
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By the time planting season comes to a close, it can be pretty tempting to put your planter away and not think of it again until we start to crest…
A Commitment to Quality
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Jeff Smith started his career with Dairy One over 30 years ago as a DHI Technician. Today he manages the north country region of New York as a Dairy Records…
Staying a Step Ahead
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Kim Gregory joined the Dairy One team in 2007 as a DHI technician. Today, Kim is a Dairy Records Service Manager and oversees our DHI field staff in the Mountain…
Why you should be looking at individual MUN
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All herds on test with Dairy One are enrolled in our free MUN alert program. When more than 50% of a group, pen, or lactation stage is outside the desirable…