Partners in Prevention: How NYCAMH Built Skills on NY Dairy Farms to Improve Safety and OSHA Compliance
A Time for Action. New York dairy farmers had less than a year to prepare for the OSHA Local Emphasis
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On Farm Approach: Helping Dairy Farms Transition to Organic Production
Sometimes you just don’t know what you don’t know, and decisions made without a full understanding of the larger picture
Data Loggers Make the Link Between Lying Time and Lameness
Uncomfortable cows tend to produce less milk. Comfortable cows lie down more than the others and are less likely to
Do These Things Work? Determining the Effectiveness of Automated Health Monitoring Systems for NY Dairies.
There’s a plethora of automated health monitoring systems on the market for dairy farms. Wireless sensors can be based in
Improving Communications to Stabilize the Work Force
Labor. Finding and retaining good help is a universal concern among New York’s farmers. Mary Jo Dudley with the Cornell
Understanding Sporeforming Bacterial Entry at the Dairy Farm Level to Help Farmers Prepare for Export Markets
Dairy exports are an opportunity for NY farmers. The challenge? Endospore-forming bacteria, which can persist through pasteurization and drying, can