Dairy farmers now have a powerful new way to enhance their genetic programs with an innovative embryo tracking system. This technology simplifies managing embryo inventory and tracking genetic data, enabling farmers to improve herd performance efficiently. It's called the embryo inventory module.

Melissa Freitas, West & Northeast FPC Team Leader for  VAS, emphasizes how this tool fills a crucial gap in data management. "Farmers need a reliable way to record and analyze genetic data," Freitas explains. "This module consolidates everything—from embryo inventory to calf performance—into one easy-to-use system."

 

Dairy farmers now have a powerful new way to enhance their genetic programs with an innovative embryo tracking system. This technology simplifies managing embryo inventory and tracking genetic data, enabling farmers to improve herd performance efficiently. It's called the embryo inventory module.
Melissa Freitas, West &amp; Northeast FPC Team Leader for &nbsp;VAS, emphasizes how this tool fills a crucial gap in data management. "Farmers need a reliable way to record and analyze genetic data," Freitas explains. "This module consolidates everything&mdash;from embryo inventory to calf performance&mdash;into one easy-to-use system."
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A Smarter Way to Track Genetic Data on Dairy Farms

Dairy farms have long relied on sand bedding for their cows, and for good reason. Sand bedding provides crucial comfort and traction for dairy cows, especially as they move in and out of stalls. According to Renee Schrift, Global Director of Sales for Agricultural Systems at McLanahan Corporation, "Sand allows the cows to get in and out of the stall and gives them traction and cushion."

The right bedding also plays a key role in keeping cows clean and dry, which is important for their health and productivity. "Sand bedding is the golden standard for cow comfort," said Schrift. "It offers excellent drainage, which helps keep the cow's udder dry and free from bacteria."

Dairy farms have long relied on sand bedding for their cows, and for good reason. Sand bedding provides crucial comfort and traction for dairy cows, especially as they move in and out of stalls. According to Renee Schrift, Global Director of Sales for Agricultural Systems at McLanahan Corporation, "Sand allows the cows to get in and out of the stall and gives them traction and cushion."
The right bedding also plays a key role in keeping cows clean and dry, which is important for their health and productivity. "Sand bedding is the golden standard for cow comfort," said Schrift. "It offers excellent drainage, which helps keep the cow's udder dry and free from bacteria."

The Power of Sand Bedding: How It Benefits Dairy Farms

The cold weather is here to stay, and eastern Wisconsin could see a bit of snow. Ag meteorologist Stu Muck has the details.

Wisconsin is home to a healthy forest products industry and Stephanie Hoff talks with Scott Lyon, the DNR forest products team leader, on what the year has looked like and what can be expected in the future.

The dairy industry is always trying to find ways to be more productive and one new technology will help breed better cattle. Charitee Seebecker has a discussion with Melissa Freitas, the West & Northeast FPC Team Leader for VAS, on their new embryo tracking technology.

John Heinberg joins the show to discuss what to look for in the USDA and Grain stocks reports that come out at the end of the week. He also says that South America is experiencing a drought currently which could help push the soybean prices higher in the future. 

The cold weather is here to stay, and eastern Wisconsin could see a bit of snow. Ag meteorologist Stu Muck has the details.
Wisconsin is home to a healthy forest products industry and Stephanie Hoff talks with Scott Lyon, the DNR forest products team leader, on what the year has looked like and what can be expected in the future.
The dairy industry is always trying to find ways to be more productive and one new technology will help breed better cattle. Charitee Seebecker has a discussion with Melissa Freitas, the West &amp; Northeast FPC Team Leader for VAS, on their new embryo tracking technology.
John Heinberg joins the show to discuss what to look for in the USDA and Grain stocks reports that come out at the end of the week. He also says that South America is experiencing a drought currently which could help push the soybean prices higher in the future.&nbsp;

Forest Products Update And New Technology For The Dairy Industry

We’re seeing a cold front in Wisconsin, but there’s no snow cover to protect the forage crops, such as alfalfa. Division of Extension Crops and Soils Specialist Becky Brathal says there are some implications.

We&rsquo;re seeing a cold front in Wisconsin, but there&rsquo;s no snow cover to protect the forage crops, such as alfalfa. Division of Extension Crops and Soils Specialist Becky Brathal says there are some implications.

A Smarter Way to Track Genetic Data on Dairy Farms

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