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Motivated dairy farmer, communicator and spokesperson. Recovering cow show addict. Digital content producer for @DairyHerd and @FarmJournalMilk.
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The Road Home: Dr. Dairy Farmer’s Return to the Family Farm

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By Taylor Leach Verified
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Bethany Dado-Senn once couldn’t imagine herself coming back to the family dairy. After years of researching calf health and advising farms as a consultant, Dado-Senn now starts her mornings in the calf barn at her family’s Four Hands Dairy near Amery, Wisconsin. She’s caring for calves, learning more about the rest of the operation and sharing what she knows about dairy science and farm life on social media.
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Sorghum Silage Gains Ground as Water Concerns Push Dairies to Rethink Forage

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By Taylor Leach Verified
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As water shortages squeeze corn silage acreage, new research is improving sorghum’s starch digestibility and its potential as a lower-water forage option for dairies. • October 15, 2026 02:25 PM In the Texas Panhandle, water shortages are changing what dairy farmers can grow to feed their cows. Some dairies that once planted corn silage on 80% to 90% of their acreage now have enough water to grow it on just 20%.
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Moo-vie Night Turns This Wisconsin Dairy into a Community Gathering Place

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By Taylor Leach Verified
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A giant inflatable screen, lawn chairs and a local cause come together for an evening designed to bring the community onto the farm. • October 05, 2026 08:00 AM (Photo: Norm-E-Lane Dairy) As the sun drops over Norm E-Lane Dairy on a mid-August evening, families settle into lawn chairs and blankets spread across the grass. Kids run between yard games, parents unpack coolers and snacks, and a giant inflatable movie screen stands ready in the middle of the dairy.
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