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We are just a few short weeks away from the 2026 NMC Regional Meeting in Green Bay, Wisconsin! Pam Ruegg, Michigan State University is on the agenda, and we can't wait to hear her topic! Get registered and get ready to join us in Titletown! bit.ly/NMC26RegionalM…

The second round of short courses for the 2026 NMC Regional meeting run from 1 - 4 p.m. on Tuesday, June 16. We have a great lineup, and seats are filling up fast. Get registered and get ready for a great time! bit.ly/NMC26RegionalM… #NMCReginal2026

Short courses are filling up fast for the 2026 NMC Regional Meeting in Green Bay, Wisconsin, June 16-18. Get registered and get your seat saved before it's too late! bit.ly/NMC26RegionalM… See you in Titletown! #NMCRegional2026

Even low levels of stable flies can trigger cattle bunching and measurable milk losses. When cattle “bunch,” evaluate fly pressure, heat load, airflow, stocking density and pen-level variation. dairyherd.com/news/defense-d…

The 2026 NMC Regional Meeting is happening next month in Grean Bay, Wisconsin. Leonard Polzin is one of the speakers during the general session this year. Get ready for a great time

Judicious antibiotic use isn’t just about herd health. It is about instilling consumer trust. agproud.com/articles/63077…

Did you get your registration in for the 2026 NMC Regional Meeting? Jennifer Van Os is sharing all the information on "Cow Handling Research and Training Resources" Get registered and get ready to join us in Titletown! bit.ly/NMC26RegionalM…

NMC past scholars making us proud! Mauricio was a 2023 NMC Scholar. Pamela was a 2013 NMC Scholar and is the current NMC 2nd VP

Get your room reserved! May 22, 2026 is the last day to reserve your room for the NMC regional meeting. The room rate is $109.95/night, including waterpark access. Call to make your room reservations: 920-405-8700 See you in Titletown!

Farms that manage flies best are not necessarily the ones reaching for more sprays in July. They are the ones that dealt with breeding areas early, before populations had a chance to build. dairyherd.com/news/education…

The second round of short courses for the 2026 NMC Regional meeting run from 1 - 4 p.m. on Tuesday, June 16. We have a great lineup, and seats are filling up fast. Get registered and get ready for a great time! bit.ly/NMC26RegionalM… #NMCReginal2026

NMC Scholar Elizabeth Plunkett explores the question, “How can we use management to prepare the mammary gland for involution and ensure a successful transition into the dry period for high-producing cows? bit.ly/3QomFZI

Short courses are filling up fast for the 2026 NMC Regional Meeting in Green Bay, Wisconsin, June 16-18. Get registered and get your seat saved before it's too late! bit.ly/NMC26RegionalM… See you in Titletown! #NMCRegional2026

We are just a little over a month away from the 2026 NMC Regional Meeting in Green Bay, Wisconsin! Keith Poulsen from Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory will be speaking. Get registered and get ready to join us in Titletown! bit.ly/NMC26RegionalM… #NMCRegional2026

The farm tours are always one of the highlights of the NMC meetings. This year we are fortunate enough to have three tours on the agenda. Find out more about each of them on the NMC website: nmconline.org/nmc-regional-m… See you in Titletown! #NMCRegional #NMC2026

Get your room reserved! May 22, 2026 is the last day to reserve your room for the NMC regional meeting. The room rate is $109.95/night, including waterpark access. Call to make your room reservations: 920-405-8700 See you in Titletown!

Keeping mastitis under control means staying consistent. Regular training on milk quality helps keep staff alert to early mastitis signs, reinforces proper hygiene and supports consistent routines that protect cows and milk production. dairyherd.com/news/education…

Differences in species within the bacterial genus of Staphylococci affect how the bacteria behave. You need to differentiate between Staph. aureus and non-aureus staphylococci (NAS) because Staph. aureus is more aggressive and contagious than NAS. hoards.com/article-38012-…

Genomic testing and its results can be used to create the ideal cow for your market. agproud.com/articles/63146…

“I believe the trends we are seeing indicate that genomic selection is most effective for genes with big effects,” says Chad Dechow, Penn State University. hoards.com/article-37967-…