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Education

What a hot week does to your milk check

A run of high heat and humidity does more to your milk check than cut volume — it changes the components, and this week's course covers both.

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What Export Documentation Essentials covers

A tariff line can change on the exact date a shipment clears customs. This week's course rundown covers the paperwork habits that keep an export order from getting…

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Reading your own margin picture

Federal milk price reports tell you what happened to the broader market last month. They don't tell you what your own vat is actually costing you to fill…

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Registration is closing on Washed-Curd & Dutch Styles

The Stone cohort of Washed-Curd & Dutch Styles opens next week, and this is your last weekend to register before the roster closes.

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Reading your herd through the flush

Spring flush changes what's coming out of the bulk tank week to week. Our Milk Quality & Herd Health course exists for exactly that moving target.

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What your label actually has to say

The federal regulator closed a comment period this year on how dairy names get used on packaging. It's a good moment for members to check their own labels,…

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Allergen controls, and the deadline that's closer than it looks

Small facilities have until September to meet federal preventive-controls allergen requirements. Our Allergen Management course starts March 29 — here's what it actually covers.

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What the herd decides before you do

Milk composition shifts with the season, the feed, and the cow, long before it reaches your vat. Our Milk Quality & Herd Health course starts there instead of…

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Listeria and the small cave: what environmental monitoring actually looks like

Environmental monitoring sounds like a big-plant word, but it scales down fine. A look at what our Listeria Control course actually asks small creameries to do.

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