Taylor Leach is a digital content producer for Dairy Herd Management and Farm Journal. With a background in dairy farming, Taylor brings a unique perspective to her writing, covering topics such as milk prices, farm culture, employee management, and industry trends. Her work aims to provide valuable insights and information to dairy farmers and those involved in the agricultural industry.
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Taylor's coverage primarily revolves around agriculture and farming, with a focus on dairy industry updates, milk production trends, USDA announcements, leadership in the agricultural sector, and employee retention. Given this focus, individuals who can provide data-driven insights into the dairy industry or offer expertise in leadership and employee retention strategies within the agricultural sector would likely capture Taylor's interest.
As Taylor often cites data and government announcements in her articles, sources who can provide statistical analysis or commentary on policy changes related to agriculture may be of particular interest to her. Additionally, given Taylor’s attention to business and industry themes as well as food & beverage topics such as milk production trends; experts able to discuss these areas could find success when reaching out to her.
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Know what it takes to become a high-level leader. (Lindsey Pound - Luis Davalos, AgCredit)
By: Taylor Leach
Cows still need to be handled during the hottest days of the year. Thus, taking the time to conduct a quick refresher on animal handling during hot weather is a necessary practice for you and your team. (Jersey Marketing Service)
By: Taylor Leach, Maureen Hanson
Bovaer is a powdered feed supplement that blocks an enzyme involved in methane formation reducing the amount of methane emitted by each animal.
By: Taylor Leach
“USDA remains committed to working with producers, state veterinarians, animal health professionals, and our federal partners as we continue to detect the presence of H5N1 in dairy herds and take additional measures to contain the spread of the disease,” said Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack.
By: Wyatt Betchel, Taylor Leach
It’s no secret that beef-on-dairy calves are worth a pretty penny. In fact, beef-cross calves have fetched astounding vales of more than $1,000 per head in some markets.
By: Taylor Leach
Over the past two months, there has been a divergence in cheese prices. The monthly average block cheese price on the CME for July was $1.9126 per pound. This compares to the average price for June of $1.8941 and $1.8753 for May. Barrel cheese showed an average price of $1.9239 per pound for July. This compares to the average price for June of $1.9516 and $1.97844 for May. The block/barrel price spread has been inverted for quite some time indicating that the spread has slowly moved closer together. It remains inverted but not to the extent that it had been. A positive aspect is that both categories are substantially higher than at the beginning of the year. This has certainly been welcomed as milk prices have been too low for too long.
By: Taylor Leach
With beef-on-dairy calf prices through the roof, making the right beef semen selection has the potential to push those sky-high prices even higher.
If predictions hold true, this fall could be a hotter and drier season across much of the U.S. According to the Climate Prediction Center, a division of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), unusually warm days are still ahead for parts of the country during the meteorological fall, which spans from September 1 to November 30.
By: Taylor Leach
Milk production in the 24 major dairy-producing states saw a slight rise in September, totaling 17.5 billion lbs., a 0.2% increase compared to September 2023.
Neal's Yard Dairy, one of Britain's top artisanal cheese suppliers, recently fell victim to a sophisticated scam orchestrated by French fraudsters, losing over 24 tons of cheddar in the process.
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