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Genomic research and selection improve cow health
(DAIRYBUSINESS & HOLSTEINWORLD, 2016-10)Projects focus on genetic regulation of mastitis and lameness, some of the most costly diseases in the dairy industry. -
Getting Good Data from On-Farm Research
(2017-01-25) -
Getting the Most Out of Your Feed Management Software
(DAIRYBUSINESS & HOLSTEINWORLD, 2017-01)Feeding software programs are a wise investment to save thousands on a farm’s largest expense. -
Good Growing
(2011-02-01) -
Grantson Farm uses Dairy Advancement Program funding to plan and expand for the future
(Progressive Dairyman, 2019-12)David and Laurie Grant have infectious optimism and belief in the viability of the dairy industry. With financial and facility planning resources through a Dairy Advancement Program (DAP) grant, the Franklin, NY family has ... -
Grass Breeding to Improve Fiber Quality
(2017-01-31)This presentation was given at the 2017 PRO-DAIRY Winter Forage Meetings. -
Grass injector provides a manure management option
(DairyBusiness East, 2015-01)Injection reduces phosphorus runoff risk and ammonia emission. -
Greenhouse Gas (ghg) Emission Reductions Due to Anaerobic Digestion of Dairy Manure
(2009-06)Livestock agriculture is a source of greenhouse gas (ghg) emissions in the U.S., and emits one of the most potent greenhouse gases – methane (CH4). Through manure anaerobic digestion technology, a portion of these emissions ... -
Greenhouse Gas Emissions From a Community Anaerobic Digester with Mixed Organic Wastes
(2010-06)Opportunities for reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through farm manure management systems and the implementation of anaerobic digestion are of growing interest to farmers, electric utilities, and environmentalists ... -
Greenhouse gas footprint tools on farms
(Progressive Dairy, 2021-03)The need is growing for U.S. dairy farms to calculate and reduce their carbon footprint to meet the Net Zero Initiatives set by the Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy, in addition to other global, regional, and state climate ... -
Greenhouse Gas from Dairy Manure Management at the Farmstead
(2018)Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are becoming a greater concern in the United States (US), and generally throughout the world. The milk production food chain from farm to the consumer in the US was analyzed for its carbon ... -
Greenhouse gas reduction and other benefits of biogas upgrading
(2016-06)Biogas obtained from anaerobic digestion of livestock manure is a complex mixture containing ~60% methane (CH4) and other less valuable gases. Upgrading the biogas to reduce contaminants and increase the CH4 concentration ... -
Group Feeding of Calves: An Overview
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Group Feeding of Calves: An Overview (Powerpoint slides)
(2013-04-10) -
Grow NYS Dairy
(2013-02-01) -
Growing into the Future: Retaining Talent
(2013-01-16) -
Growing the Industry
(2012-08-01)
