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Labor allocation – Where is time spent on the dairy?
Howlett, Ashley (Progressive Dairyman, 2018-12)As dairy producers have become increasingly aware of the significance of current labor issues, much discussion has revolved around labor costs and increasing minimum wages. Although cost has significant implications in the ... -
Lactococcus: an emerging mastitis pathogen
Scillieri Smith, Jessica (DAIRYBUSINESS & HOLSTEINWORLD, 2016-10)Longitudinal characterization of mastitis causing pathogens previously identified as “other Streptococcus species.” -
Lameness recording for enhanced management
Lynch, Rob (DAIRYBUSINESS & HOLSTEINWORLD, 2017-04)Routine locomotion scoring, and meaningful hoof lesion findings, allow managers to monitor lameness issues. -
Lameness: Causes and Sequences of Events
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Late summer alfalfa harvest? Take Labor Day off!
Lawrence, Joe; Cherney, Jerry; Hunter, Mike (PRO-DAIRY, 2016-08)Alfalfa harvest schedule is an annual discussion as day length begins to shorten and with many areas facing short forage supplies the topic has even greater emphasis. The bottom line is that the underlying principles for ... -
The Latest on Manure Management
Aldrich, Brian (2004)AS THE 21ST CENTURY UNFOLDS, dairy producers face increasing challenges to manage manure. They must reduce its impact on the environment while maintaining their businesses’ profitability. -
Leadership insights
Potter, Caroline; Berry, Julie (Progressive Dairy, 2022-07)The Northeast Dairy Management Conference is focused on growing the leaders of today and tomorrow. In this roundtable of New York dairy industry leaders we share thoughts of recipients of the Dick Popp Memorial Leadership ... -
Leaky gut and the warning signs of heat-stressed dairy cattle
Fontoura, Ananda; McFadden, Joseph (Progressive Dairy, 2022-11)Since pre-industrial times, global surface temperatures have risen considerably and most of the warming occurred in the past 40 years. Reflective of this global trend, temperatures in the United States northeast region ... -
Lean Management: Practical applications and challenges on dairy farms
Putnam, Barry; Mary Kate, MacKenzie (Progressive Dairy, 2022-07)Lean Management is a systematic approach to analyze and continuously improve the flow of information, materials, and work in a manufacturing environment. Lean systems maximize production efficiency by minimizing waste and ... -
Learn from the Best
Berry, Julie (2012-05-01) -
Lease Analysis Program
LaDue, Eddy; Schuelke, Jacob; Karszes, Jason; Lawton, David (2005)An Excel spreadsheet for the economic analysis of capital leases. Version 2.2 can handle different values in each year for tax rates, interest rates and the opportunity cost of capital. -
Let's talk about extreme weather: Producer perspectives and adaptations for dairy farming in the Northeast
Pronto, Jenny; Gooch, Curt (2014-04-16) -
Light Spectrum and its Implications on Milk Production
Wright, Jackson; Shelford, Tim (2013-08-01) -
Lighting for Increased Milk Production
Wright, Jackson (2012-11-01) -
Lighting System Considerations and Design Options for Application of Photoperiod Management for Freestall and Tie Stall Barns
Gooch, C.A.; Ludington, D.C. (2002-08-02) -
Linking Crop Rotations and Feeding Programs
Lawrence, Joe (2017-01-31)This presentation was given at the 2017 PRO-DAIRY Winter Forage Meetings. -
Livestock and Climate Change: Fact or Fiction
Mitloehner, Frank (2019-04-09)Growing global demands for dairy products could strongly increase environmental pressures. Knowledge exists to improve efficiencies in dairy production and lessons can be learned from modern production successes that can ... -
Livestock Welfare Issues
Finnerty, Kathy (2010-01-01) -
Look Who's Talking When Setting Goals & Protocols for Calf Care (manuscript)
Pereira, Richard; Warnick, Lorin (2014-04-16) -
Looking at Leases: Part 1
Richards, Anna (2018-04)Well-structured lease agreements can provide a number of benefits to a farm operation, yet many of the leased acres used in agriculture are still secured with a handshake deal. Written leases provide security for the ...