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Current Issue of Dairy Digest

In this issue: Freestalls for Heifers? Yes!; Multi-Fuel Flexibility: Coping with Higher Energy Prices; Water on Pastures: Does It Pay or Cost?; The Profit Puzzle: How Do You Put Together All the Pieces?; Dairying in the Tropics: A Fight Against Weather and Low-Quality Feed

April 2012

Freestalls for Heifers? Yes!
Designed and managed properly freestall shelters can be a good fit on productive dairy farms.
Multi-Fuel Flexibility: Coping with Higher Energy Prices
Since we cannot predict prices of energy in the future, we need to prepare for fluctuations in prices of the various energy sources.
Water on Pastures: Does It Pay or Cost?
Labor and cost spent getting water into each paddock may pay for itself quicker than almost any other management practice on the farm.
The Profit Puzzle: How Do You Put Together All the Pieces?
Some characteristics of unprofitable dairies.
Dairying in the Tropics: A Fight against Weather and Low-Quality Feed
Key factors can be better managed to improve milk production.
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Edited by Dr. Jud Heinrichs, Professor of Dairy and Animal Science, Dairy Digest is published bimonthly and features articles by Penn State's experts in dairy management, engineering, herd health, and related areas. Dairy Digest has been published by the Department of Dairy and Animal Science and Penn State Cooperative Extension since 1963.