x

75% of people globally want unbiased news (Pew Research) but are concerned they're not getting that.

Get balanced coverage with Symby. See how stories are covered across diverse outlets and spot when one side covers a story the other skips.

PODCAST

The Dairy Podcast Show

Do you want to be in the top 1% of the dairy industry? Then learn how to improve dairy production with high-impact strategies and through a modern podcast especially conceived and designed by and for the brightest minds of the global dairy industry. Perfect for staying up to date with the latest research, trends and hot topics of the industry in a light and interesting way, while saving your time.

science

All Episodes

39:45

Dr. Derek Nolan: Somatic Cell Count Management | Ep. 34

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/05/02

In order to ensure profitability on our farms while producing top-quality milk, we must carefully consider both technical and economic factors when solving problems and managing our cows, since this approach leads to more precise and profitable results. In that sense, managing somatic cell count and heat stress is no exception. To stay up to date with the latest knowledge in this area, we discuss somatic cell premium programs, somatic cell count reduction for economic viability, the daily impacts of

en-US

34:41

Dr. Nicole Martin: Dairy Product Waste Reduction |...

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/04/25

The journey that dairy products undertake starts at the dairy farm and ends at the consumer's table, where milk fluid or other dairy products are consumed. Throughout that process, milk stability is critical, and farms can contribute to a positive consumer experience by managing farm-level factors that can impact the final products. In that aspect, microbiology plays a vital role, so staying up to date with the latest information is essential to reduce dairy product waste. In this episode,

en-US

42:39

Dr. Elizabeth French: Automated Milking Systems | Ep. 32

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/04/18

In recent years, automatic milking systems have become a valuable tool for dairy farmers, offering solutions to labor challenges and providing efficient management of cow milking. With it, farmers can streamline their daily tasks while also gaining valuable insights into cow behavior and responses through data analysis. However, effectively interpreting and utilizing this data is essential to optimize the performance of the milking systems. In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Elizabeth French, an

en-US

42:57

Jonathan LaPorte: Financial Success in Dairy | Ep. 31

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/04/11

Management is the heart of every business and profitability is its oxygen, both working together and indispensable to keep us alive. Two aspects we must make sure that we are doing right are managing our input costs and preparing the next generation to take over our farms. These are not trivial goals, and we should explore every idea that could help us achieve them – which is why in this episode, with Jonathan LaPorte, M.Sc., we will discuss strategies for input purchases, management of financial

en-US

45:33

Dr. Stephanie Clark: Quality in Dairy Industry | Ep. 30

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/04/04

The final products obtained from milk industrialization make up the identity of the dairy industry and are the image that is sold to our consumers. As such, developing products with high quality is key – now more than ever, particularly considering the development of plant-based alternatives and the emergence of diseases like milk allergy and lactose intolerance. To do that, we have to understand consumer demands and willingness. That is where this episode, with our guest Dr. Stephanie Clark, comes

en-US

41:55

Dr. Valerie Ryman: Mammary Health in Dairy | Ep. 29

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/03/28

We now have decades of accumulated knowledge on strategies for mammary health management regarding milking – protocols were developed even as early as in the fifties or sixties, like dipping techniques. This could mislead us to think that there isn’t much new to learn about it, but science is in constant progress and brings in new concepts every day. That’s why we should look for opportunities to keep up with new developments. In this episode with our guest Dr. Valerie Ryman, we discuss the main

en-US

40:46

Drs. Amy Skibiel and Pedram Rezamand: Wildfire...

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/03/20

While most problems that dairy farms face both arise and are solved inside the farm, sometimes it’s not that easy – some natural hazards, over which we have little to no control, can cause harm. That is the case with wildfires: concerns over the danger posed by the air pollution caused by wildfires have been increasing in recent years. In order to reduce these impacts, we have to stay up to date with the latest research about the effects of poor air quality. That is precisely the topic of this

en-US

48:02

Dr. Trevor DeVries: Feed Bunk Management | Ep. 27

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/03/13

Before we start thinking about formulating the most precise diet for our cows, we have to make sure that the feed is properly prepared and delivered to cows. In order to do that the right way, we have to understand the feeding behavior of cows. In this episode, Dr. Trevor DeVries discusses what drives cows to feel hungry, what the feeding frequency is, how we can identify the individual behavior of the animals at the feed bunk, the benefits of automatic systems, and the challenges of research on

en-US

44:31

Patrick Hoffman: Zeolite in Cow Diets | Ep. 26

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/03/06

Minerals have always been important for the nutrition of cows – even more so when it comes to preparing the animals for calving, since they play a role in helping prevent disorders like hypocalcemia. The most successful example of that is DCAD diets. With that in mind, what are the latest advances regarding minerals for transition cows? To answer this question, we have to look at the most important minerals: calcium, magnesium, and phosphorus. In this episode with Patrick Hoffman, we talk about the

en-US

49:43

Dr. Jennifer Walker: Dairy Industry and Consumer...

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/02/27

Cow welfare has now become a concern for both producers and consumers. In this context, if we are aware of consumer priorities and industry plans regarding the issue, we can better address the main challenges on our dairy farms. In this episode with Dr. Jennifer Walker, we talk about animal welfare audit protocols, consumer interests, and the main issues in dairy systems related to the subject. Additionally, she shares some perspectives on milk quality.“I think we're going to see benefits when

en-US

47:01

Cora Okkema: Udder Edema in Heifers | Ep. 24

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/02/20

Having successful lactating cows in the future depends on having successful heifers in the present. However, it is not that simple, as we need to be prepared for any challenges and disorders that heifers may face. With that in mind, how do we deal with udder edema? To answer the question, in this episode, Cora Okkema and I discuss what udder edema is, its prevalence, and how we can evaluate its causes. As a bonus, she also gives us some tips on maintaining mental health and engaging dairy

en-US

34:39

Dr. Jeffrey Bewley: On-farm Dairy Technologies | Ep. 23

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/02/13

Technologies have come to stay on our farms! They may help us make better decisions and work with more precision, but in order to get the most out of them, we have to be up to date with the latest news and innovations. So what technologies are being successfully implemented on farms right now? To answer that question, I talk with our guest Dr. Jeffrey Bewley in this episode. As a scientist that is highly experienced with data and innovation, he discusses the most important technologies that have

en-US

30:20

Dr. Luiz Ferraretto: Forage Research and Corn Silage...

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/02/06

Recently, the rising prices of dairy feeds have tightened farm profits. To overcome this challenge, we need to make sure we have good-quality feed that can result in more milk production, which in turn demands being up to date with the latest advances in forage research. With that in mind, where are we in forage research? In this episode, with our guest Dr. Luiz Ferraretto, we talk about advances in such research over the last 15 years, discoveries regarding kernel starch digestibility, the

en-US

49:43

Dr. Walter Chen: China’s Milk Market Dynamics | Ep. 21

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/01/31

Staying up to date with the latest opportunities in the dairy milk market is important for every farmer, manager, and dairy industry worker. In that sense, and considering that the US is one of the largest global exporters of milk and dairy products, keeping an eye on the demands from other countries is a must. So how is China's milk market faring at the moment: are there opportunities to be had, or can they become competitors in the export market? In this episode, with Dr. Walter Chen, we

en-US

47:21

Dr. Stephen LeBlanc: Reproductive Performance in Cows...

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/01/23

Reproductive performance is key to maintaining a cow productive and guaranteeing the next lactation. To achieve good results, we need to improve our knowledge about the reproduction of transition cows: how do we manage them in order to be reproductively successful? With that in mind, our guest Dr. Stephen LeBlanc and I discuss, in this episode of The Dairy Podcast Show, the main challenges in the reproduction of transition cows, metritis management, goals for reproductive parameters, and the use of

en-US

34:42

Dr. Paola Bacigalupo Sanguesa: Milking and Parlor...

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/01/16

Ensuring continuous efficiency at milk production isn't an easy task: there are many challenges in the process. So how can we accomplish that? In this episode, with Dr. Paola Bacigalupo Sanguesa, we talk about parlor and milking efficiency, issues associated with both concepts, milk losses caused by specific problems, and future research aimed at improving milking results. And, since Paola is an experienced extension educator, she also gives some tips on how we can develop and retain our

en-US

52:47

Dr. Luciano Caixeta: Dry Off Management Advances |...

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/01/09

Dry off management has never been as important as it is now, since preparing a cow correctly for the next lactation is key when it comes to maintaining the animal healthy during this whole new period. With that in mind, what are the latest research and advances in the field? How can we improve performance, welfare, and profitability during the dry off period? In this episode, with Dr. Luciano Caixeta, we talk about acidogenic mineral bolus, the management of disorders and advances at the transition

en-US

38:29

Dr. Dennis Hancock: Alfalfa and Perennial Forages |...

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2023/01/02

Cutting costs with feed is becoming a challenge on dairy farms due to increasing prices. In that scenario, growing adequate quantities of high-quality forages with quality and productivity is a key strategy for reducing costs. But how can we do that? What forages are suitable for that purpose? In this episode, with Dennis Hancock, we will talk about the main challenges in growing alfalfa, the ways we can overcome those challenges, and the benefits of using perennial forages.“We've had a lot of

en-US

57:31

Dr. Kent Weigel: Dairy Efficiency Through Genetics |...

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2022/12/26

Genetics can be a powerful tool for improving the efficiency of dairy herds, so it is vital that we keep up with the latest advances in genetic trait selection. With that in mind, there are two questions that are key. Firstly, what exactly are the right traits that improve efficiency? And secondly, what has been done so far, and what are the next steps in our selection programs? In this episode, Dr. Kent Weigel discusses what traits we can use to improve efficiency, how we can measure them, and how

en-US

31:38

Lindsay Ferlito: Animal Welfare in Dairy | Ep. 15

The Dairy Podcast Show ·

2022/12/19

Animal welfare on dairy farms is critical and depends heavily on comfort assessments. In other words, taking good care of dairy cows means providing them with living conditions that are comfortable and where they are not subjected to unnecessary stress or discomfort. That is why comfort assessments are key: through them, we can identify areas where the environment of the cows can be improved and made more comfortable, which improves their health and productivity. In this episode, Lindsay Ferlito

en-US

195 results

Similar Podcasts

Classic Radio Science Fiction

solgoodmedia.com

Mission to Mars

Inception Point Ai

The 365 Days of Astronomy

365DaysOfAstronomy.org

Creek Devil

william Jevning

UFO Chronicles Podcast

Nik Hunter