GTPI Sale: Shamrock from Ladys-Manor goes for $52,500

LEBANON, Pa. -- The 4th Edition of the GTPI Sale, managed by Landis Marketing and Daniel Brandt, was held here on February 10. A large crowd was on hand to witness a sale-record average of $6,026 on 78 full lots.

Mid-Atlantic Browns Swiss Sale slated; consignments welcomed

Consignments invited for DelVal’s Green & Gold Sale

Md. Dairy Shrine honoring Knutsens and Smiths at Feb. 25 banquet

Lancaster County Holstein tour bus to head for Bradford County

PENNSYLVANIA DAIRYMEN’S ASSOCIATION: High honors go to Bower, Goodling and Vanco

LANCASTER, Pa. -- The Pennsylvania Dairymen’s Association presented three leadership awards during the closing luncheon of the Pennsylvania Dairy Summit, held here on Thursday, February 9.

Coming to Pennsylvania: National Dairy Producers Organization slates meetings

Pesticide applicators called to program update in western Pa.

Pacesetter Award winners applauded at Pennsylvania Dairy Summit

LANCASTER, Pa. -- Two dairy industry leaders – Ken Raney and Reinford Farms, Inc. – received the Pacesetter Award from the Center for Dairy Excellence at the Pennsylvania Dairy Summit, Feb. 9 in Lancaster.

Select Sire Power invites scholarship applications

Scholarship available for Ayrshire youths

Dairy Summit scholarships awarded to 39

Took a nifty photo at the show? Might you win a contest with it?

Juniors’ food drive was huge; Land O’Lakes helped

GETTYSBURG, Pa. -- The Pennsylvania Junior Holstein Association “Food Drive-Youth Helping Others” was a tremendous success. Junior members from over 20 counties who attended the 2012 Junior Holstein Convention in Gettysburg brought in over 3000 canned goods and non-perishable food items for the Littlestown Food Pantry.

Pa. Holstein enthusiasts called to convention

PHA calls members to 99th annual meeting on Feb. 23

NMPF applauds USDA’s new standards for school meals

Keystone Holstein Futurity entries invited

Fonterra VP paints picture of world markets, citing convergence of U.S. and Oceania prices

LANCASTER, Pa. -- The U.S. can compete in the international dairy marketplace. In the past three years, changes have created a positive trade balance between dairy exports and dairy imports as export sales have grown from 3% of U.S. production in 2004 to 14% in 2011.

Cow matters to to be taught at MMDV ‘university’

Winter calf care tips offered by professional group

Dairy calf and heifer conference is now welcoming registrations