Dairy experts push safety and pricing at World Dairy Expo
Four panelists from Wisconsin Dairies Co operative Baraboo US Cheesemakers Association and UW Madison discussed future dairy industry trends at the World Dairy Expo. They emphasized farm safety, risk from Salmonella and Listeria, shifts to market driven pricing and rising milk prices amid drought, with growth hormones and water costs noted as factors shaping production and consumer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Storhoff
Wisconsin Dairies Cooperative
Baraboo
James Tillison
U.S. Cheesemakers Association
Edward Jesse
UW Madison Agricultural Economics Department
Jerry Dryer
Dairy Foods
National Dairy News
Storhoff
World Dairy Expo sells Long-Haven Sally for 350000
Long-Haven Valiant Sally consigned by Carlos and Doug Long sold for 350000 at the Americana Sale in Madison. Golden Oaks Farm of Wauconda purchased the top Holstein from ABS Valiant lineage. the sale drew 3500 bidders and topped 800000 in total bids across 67 ABS sized cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long-Haven
Michigan
Madison
Golden Oaks Farm
Wauconda
American Breeders Service Americana
Sally
Carlos
Doug Long
Long-Haven Farms
Clayton, Mich
Holstein Presian Association
Forest Lawn Telstar
Jane
Gordon Jersey Farm
Winchester
Ind
Susan Lee
Jerome
Idaho
Mapleton Valley Farms
Oconomowoc
Whittier Farms
Appleton Farms
Ipswich
Mass
George and
Paul Sheypunk
Jennyn
Tri-State Breeders
Baraboo
BST promises higher milk yields from new hormone
World Dairy Expo speakers project bovine somatotropin BST will be marketable 1988–1990 after more safety tests. American Cyanamid's David Walton cites 15 percent production gains and $129 per cow per lactation, with economic gains varying by herd size. University of Pennsylvania state vet Dr Chalupa notes feed efficiency gains, while critics warn on health data and Canadian records for genetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
David Walton
American Cyanimid Company
Wayne
N.J
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Walton
America
William Chalupa
University of Pennsylvania-Kennet Square School of Veterinary Medicine
Chalupa
Expo's 100000 Attendance Sets Expo Record
The 1986 World Daily Expo drew 102000 attendees breaking the prior 90000 record. International visitors reached a new high with 1736 guests from 56 countries. premier animal sales featured top prices in Ayrshire Brown Swiss Jerseys and Holsteins, including embryos and two bulls sold for six figures.
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Tillison
U.S
Wisconsin
Mr. Storhoff
Washington
Mr. Tillison
Midwest
Mr. Dryer
Mr. Storhott
Tex-Stein Valiant
Octavia
Robert E. Steinberger Sr
Windthorst
Texas
Norman Meissner
Chill
Wis
Merit Holsteins
Columbus
J & M Holsteins
Valiant Gold
BGH
Prac
Chalma
Ken Trueman
Agriculture Canada
The
Country Today
Trueman
Expo
Brad Rugg
Dane County
Ayrshires
Guernsey
Artesia Acres
Malone
Artie A. Jay
Leonard and
Paulette LaRoche
Athens
Ferme Boca Lac
St. Barb
Quebec
Canada
Androssan Amigo Minter
Androssan Farm
Villanova
Royale Divide
Truman Sibley
Mt. Carroll
Tri-State Breeders Co-op
Westby
Burlington, Ill