Dr. Heather White, associate professor of dairy science at UW-Madison, was recently named the first ever Faculty Director of the Dairy Innovation Hub. Josh Scramlin sits down to speak with Dr. White about the exciting venture and what Wisconsinites need to know about the Hub.

Dr. Heather White, associate professor of dairy science at UW-Madison, was recently named the first ever Faculty Director of the Dairy Innovation Hub. Josh Scramlin sits down to speak with Dr. White about the exciting venture and what Wisconsinites need to know about the Hub.

Join Pam Jahnke for the latest farm news. Heard daily on WOZN 96.7 FM and 1670 AM in Madison Wisconsin from 5-6am. Also heard on affiliate stations all over Wisconsin.

Join Pam Jahnke for the latest farm news. Heard daily on WOZN 96.7 FM and 1670 AM in Madison Wisconsin from 5-6am. Also heard on affiliate stations all over Wisconsin.

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Dairy Innovation Hub Leader Excited About Future

The Mauston School District picked up one of Wisconsin's Farm-to-School grants, and it's moving their locally grown food effort forward.  Charitee Seebecker finds out what's happening with school coordinator, Jacqui Peyer.

Craig Trnka is the CEO of the World Championship Blacksmiths, LLC. He explains how blacksmithing has evolved and gives us perspective into the life of a blacksmith. 

USDA is implementing new testing requirements for dairy cattle crossing state lines.  It's all about monitoring HPAI in the dairy population. Stephanie Hoff gets the details from Alan Bjerga, from the National Milk Producers Federation.

Meet Cierra Essock, one of the six finalists for the Alice in Dairyland position.  Essock is currently an agriculture instructor at Hustisford.  Pam Jahnke visits with her.

Bryce Windecker, broker analyst with EverAg, gives Pam Jahnke perspective on how the market's reacting to the USDA announcement, and where the appetite is for cheese and butter.  He says the volatility in the Class III milk market has gotten some attention for cheese.

The Mauston School District picked up one of Wisconsin's Farm-to-School grants, and it's moving their locally grown food effort forward.  Charitee Seebecker finds out what's happening with school coordinator, Jacqui Peyer. Craig Trnka is the CEO of the World Championship Blacksmiths, LLC. He explains how blacksmithing has evolved and gives us perspective into the life of a blacksmith. USDA is implementing new testing requirements for dairy cattle crossing state lines.  It's all about monitoring HPAI in the dairy population. Stephanie Hoff gets the details from Alan Bjerga, from the National Milk Producers Federation. Meet Cierra Essock, one of the six finalists for the Alice in Dairyland position.  Essock is currently an agriculture instructor at Hustisford.  Pam Jahnke visits with her.
Bryce Windecker, broker analyst with EverAg, gives Pam Jahnke perspective on how the market's reacting to the USDA announcement, and where the appetite is for cheese and butter.  He says the volatility in the Class III milk market has gotten some attention for cheese.

Meet An Alice In Dairyland Candidate - And Class III Milk Makes Moves

Dr. Jonathan Levine is on his way to Wisconsin from Texas A&M University to take over at the UW-School of Veterinary Medicine.  Pam Jahnke finds out more about where he hails from and what his passion is in veterinary medicine.
Craig Trinka is a veteran blacksmith with over 40 years experience.  He says getting into the business can be tough so he founded the World Championship Blacksmith competition.  He explains what people don't know about being a good, competitive blacksmith.

Ashley Steffes from the Steffes Group will be in southwest Wisconsin this week for a registered cow/calf auction and farm equipment auction.  He updates Pam Jahnke on the line-up.

Charitee Seebecker introduces us to a cowgirl who has persevered with her passion for rodeo while overcoming paralysis.

Stephanie Hoff keeps the conversation about Earth Week rolling with a chat involving Brooke Trustem, the youngest generation on Larson Acres in Evansville.  Trustem says they've been able to reduce the farm's carbon footprint by recycling sand and taking trucks off the road. The farm is home to about 2,800 cows.

Dr. Jonathan Levine is on his way to Wisconsin from Texas A&amp;M University to take over at the UW-School of Veterinary Medicine.  Pam Jahnke finds out more about where he hails from and what his passion is in veterinary medicine. Craig Trinka is a veteran blacksmith with over 40 years experience.  He says getting into the business can be tough so he founded the World Championship Blacksmith competition.  He explains what people don't know about being a good, competitive blacksmith. Ashley Steffes from the Steffes Group will be in southwest Wisconsin this week for a registered cow/calf auction and farm equipment auction.  He updates Pam Jahnke on the line-up. Charitee Seebecker introduces us to a cowgirl who has persevered with her passion for rodeo while overcoming paralysis. Stephanie Hoff keeps the conversation about Earth Week rolling with a chat involving Brooke Trustem, the youngest generation on Larson Acres in Evansville.  Trustem says they've been able to reduce the farm's carbon footprint by recycling sand and taking trucks off the road. The farm is home to about 2,800 cows.

New Vet School Dean On The Way And Passion Overcomes Paralysis

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has just launched a federal order that says lactating cows must test negative for the bird flu before they are transported. Specifically, the cows will get tested for Influenza A viruses which include the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza. The federal order starts on Monday. Alan Bjerga with the National Milk Producers Federation has the details. 

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has just launched a federal order that says lactating cows must test negative for the bird flu before they are transported. Specifically, the cows will get tested for Influenza A viruses which include the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza. The federal order starts on Monday. Alan Bjerga with the National Milk Producers Federation has the details.

Dairy Innovation Hub Leader Excited About Future

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