The Iowa dairy industry has historically been important in Iowa and remains so yet today as the fifth largest sector of Iowa agriculture. Although the demographics of herd size and location within the state, the positive economic impact of the dairy industry has remained solid. Competitive advantaged that Iowa offers to the dairy industry have resulted in Iowa being the only Midwestern state that has experienced an increase in milk production over each of the past 2 decades (19% over both decades combined). With ample quality feed, stable prices, access to markets, and a strong support system for production agriculture, dairy and its potential for growth will likely continue. The objective of this work and publication was to showcase the Io...
In a study of 51 dairy and dual-purpose herds in 1935 and ] 936 it was found that the average value ...
Nutrients present in manure are increasingly receiving attention for environmental, production, and ...
This 2009 NebGuide discusses why dairy producers might choose Nebraska in order to expand and/or rel...
Even a most superficial study of the Iowa dairy industry indicates its economic importance to the st...
A 12 page dairy survey was developed, disseminated, collected, and analyzed by ISUEO Dairy team in c...
Growing the dairy industry in Iowa has taken many facets. The Iowa New Farms Project started 4 year...
Dairy farm operators view beginning dairy farms as an issue that programs and policies must address...
This report is intended to serve as a source of Iowa dairy data and to highlight major characteristi...
Several times every day more than 200,000 dairy cows step into stalls on Iowa\u27s 1,900 dairy farms...
A general description of the Iowa New Farms project was presented in A.S. Leaflet R 2095 in the Ani...
“Hats Off!” to the group of western Iowa dairy producers, agri-business representatives, community ...
In 2001, extensive archaeological excavations were conducted at the Oneida Cheese Factory in Jones C...
Organic dairying in 2015 provedto be a pretty profitable method to produce milk that is very competi...
In 2001, extensive archaeological excavations were conducted at the Oneida Cheese Factory in Jones C...
A dairy steer survey, co-sponsored by Iowa State University Extension and the Iowa Institute for Coo...
In a study of 51 dairy and dual-purpose herds in 1935 and ] 936 it was found that the average value ...
Nutrients present in manure are increasingly receiving attention for environmental, production, and ...
This 2009 NebGuide discusses why dairy producers might choose Nebraska in order to expand and/or rel...
Even a most superficial study of the Iowa dairy industry indicates its economic importance to the st...
A 12 page dairy survey was developed, disseminated, collected, and analyzed by ISUEO Dairy team in c...
Growing the dairy industry in Iowa has taken many facets. The Iowa New Farms Project started 4 year...
Dairy farm operators view beginning dairy farms as an issue that programs and policies must address...
This report is intended to serve as a source of Iowa dairy data and to highlight major characteristi...
Several times every day more than 200,000 dairy cows step into stalls on Iowa\u27s 1,900 dairy farms...
A general description of the Iowa New Farms project was presented in A.S. Leaflet R 2095 in the Ani...
“Hats Off!” to the group of western Iowa dairy producers, agri-business representatives, community ...
In 2001, extensive archaeological excavations were conducted at the Oneida Cheese Factory in Jones C...
Organic dairying in 2015 provedto be a pretty profitable method to produce milk that is very competi...
In 2001, extensive archaeological excavations were conducted at the Oneida Cheese Factory in Jones C...
A dairy steer survey, co-sponsored by Iowa State University Extension and the Iowa Institute for Coo...
In a study of 51 dairy and dual-purpose herds in 1935 and ] 936 it was found that the average value ...
Nutrients present in manure are increasingly receiving attention for environmental, production, and ...
This 2009 NebGuide discusses why dairy producers might choose Nebraska in order to expand and/or rel...