A Wisconsin dairy farmer says the apparent profits from beef on dairy don’t make up for the shrinking milk checks from having too much milk. Mike Yager milks about 325 Holsteins near Mineral Point. He tells Brownfield the market has too much milk, in part because producers are keeping cows around longer to get that […]
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Many Midwestern corn farmers are probably wondering if southern rust will be a problem again this year. Iowa State University Extension
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Alpha-gal syndrome is an allergy to the carbohydrate called alpha-gal, which is found in most mammals. Eden Stewart, an Field Specialist
