By Blake Jackson
Professional Dairy Producers (PDP) is set to deliver another week of essential information for dairy farmers through its informative series, The Dairy Signal. This weekly program offers practical insights and expert advice on a range of critical topics impacting the dairy industry.
Kicking off the week on Tuesday, August 13th, the focus will be on crop management. Dr. John Goeser, a seasoned expert in nutritional research, will provide a comprehensive analysis of the 2024 haylage crop, highlighting key quality indicators and trends.
The conversation will then transition to corn silage harvest, where Dr. Goeser will share valuable strategies for optimizing yield and ensuring optimal forage quality.
Shifting gears to human resources on Wednesday, August 14th, The Dairy Signal will tackle the complex issue of managing challenging team members.
Don Tyler, a seasoned executive and management coach, will offer practical guidance on addressing performance issues, fostering positive work environments, and improving overall team dynamics.
The series concludes on Thursday, August 15th, with a deep dive into sustainability. Dr. Alexander Hristov, a distinguished professor of dairy nutrition, will share the latest research on reducing a farm's carbon footprint through feed management. Participants will gain valuable insights into implementing sustainable practices without compromising productivity.
Each episode of The Dairy Signal offers attendees the opportunity to engage in live Q&A sessions with the experts. For those unable to attend live, recorded versions will be made available shortly after the broadcast. Access all broadcast sessions at www.pdpw.org.
Additionally, to encourage continuous learning and professional development, the series is accredited through Dairy AdvanCE, enabling participants to earn continuing education units.
Prairie Estates Genetics is the proud sponsor of The Dairy Signal for August. Their support underscores the importance of providing valuable resources to the dairy community.
By addressing a diverse range of topics critical to dairy success, The Dairy Signal is positioning itself as an indispensable resource for farmers and industry professionals alike.
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Categories: Wisconsin, Crops, Corn, General