This NebGuide discusses both the benefits and possible drawbacks from expanding an existing dairy operation. Nebraska\u27s dairy industry is going through a transition. Producers are beginning to ask the question, Should I expand, and if so, how large should my herd become? Before considering this issue, the producer should first ask, Do I really want to expand? Expansion can be, and in many cases is, a traumatic experience, not only to the producer, but also to the producer\u27s family. Every segment of the dairy enterprise should be consulted before making a decision. Call a family gathering and discuss this question openly. All employees also should be included in this discussion
This NebGuide outlines management practices used in high-producing dairy operations. In 1996, a nati...
Dairy producers who decide to expand herd size must control costs of new facilities to be profitable...
New techniques in dairy housing and milking systems make possible larger herds with limited labor. H...
This NebGuide discusses both the benefits and possible drawbacks from expanding an existing dairy op...
Dairy farm size is increasing in all regions of the United States. In two of the largest dairy state...
E.B. 94-17There is clearly a trend towards fewer but larger dairy farms throughout the United States...
This 2009 NebGuide discusses why dairy producers might choose Nebraska in order to expand and/or rel...
Construction of a new milking center or remodeling existing milking parlors is a very important deci...
Relocating or expanding a dairy facility requires a tremendous amount of time and planning. Owners o...
This NebGuide discusses the pros and cons to consider as dairy producers evaluate raising their own ...
E.B. 95-07Milking parlors are a large and often underutilized investment on most dairy farms. Two vi...
When you begin dairying, you should realize that you are making a long-term commitment. If you are p...
"11/89/1100."A quick answer to the questions "Should I go into dairying?". Major conclusions ; Sugge...
The present surplus of dairy products has led to a decrease in farm-level milk receipts. Future red...
Encourages dairy farmers to evaluate the cost effectiveness of their herd by comparing output to the...
This NebGuide outlines management practices used in high-producing dairy operations. In 1996, a nati...
Dairy producers who decide to expand herd size must control costs of new facilities to be profitable...
New techniques in dairy housing and milking systems make possible larger herds with limited labor. H...
This NebGuide discusses both the benefits and possible drawbacks from expanding an existing dairy op...
Dairy farm size is increasing in all regions of the United States. In two of the largest dairy state...
E.B. 94-17There is clearly a trend towards fewer but larger dairy farms throughout the United States...
This 2009 NebGuide discusses why dairy producers might choose Nebraska in order to expand and/or rel...
Construction of a new milking center or remodeling existing milking parlors is a very important deci...
Relocating or expanding a dairy facility requires a tremendous amount of time and planning. Owners o...
This NebGuide discusses the pros and cons to consider as dairy producers evaluate raising their own ...
E.B. 95-07Milking parlors are a large and often underutilized investment on most dairy farms. Two vi...
When you begin dairying, you should realize that you are making a long-term commitment. If you are p...
"11/89/1100."A quick answer to the questions "Should I go into dairying?". Major conclusions ; Sugge...
The present surplus of dairy products has led to a decrease in farm-level milk receipts. Future red...
Encourages dairy farmers to evaluate the cost effectiveness of their herd by comparing output to the...
This NebGuide outlines management practices used in high-producing dairy operations. In 1996, a nati...
Dairy producers who decide to expand herd size must control costs of new facilities to be profitable...
New techniques in dairy housing and milking systems make possible larger herds with limited labor. H...