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• Dairyland Laboratories Inc. and Northwest Labs LLC

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  Dairyland Laboratories Inc. is excited to announce our new collaboration with Northwest Labs, LLC, to provide feed and forage testing services from Northwest Lab’s Jerome, Idaho location. Northwest Labs will continue to provide milk and animal diagnostic testing independent of Dairyland Laboratories

• Dairyland Laboratories Inc. Purchases Feed and For

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  Dairyland Laboratories announces that it has purchased feed and forage testing services from DHIA Laboratories in Sauk Centre, MN. DHIA Laboratories will continue to provide milk and testing independent of Dairyland Laboratories. \r\n\r\nKyle Taysom, CEO with Dairyland Laboratories, says, “This acquisit

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• Is there a role for NIR on your farm?

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  With advancements in instrument manufacturing and computing power, we\'ve seen a renewed interest in bringing NIR to the farm. Here we take a look at why NIR will work well in some situations but not others.

• Neutral Detergent Fiber Analysis & Methods - Progr

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  A brief description of changes in fiber analysis.

• Mycotoxin Levels in Corn Products

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  We continue to see increased levels of mold, yeast, zearalenone, and vomitoxin in this year’s corn and corn silage samples. More recently, we’ve also seen an uptick in zearalenone and vomitoxin in corn byproducts including distillers grain, gluten feed, and corn screenings.

• Analyzing Reduced Lignin Varieties via NIR

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  With the new alfalfa crop quickly approaching and more customers trying a reduced lignin variety for the first time, we thought it would be helpful to address the most common questions we receive. \r\n\r\nDisclaimer – Dairyland recognizes there are multiple varieties in the marketplace that have lowered

• Nutrient Variation: Corn Distillers’ Grains

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  Corn distillers’ grains are a major ingredient in most beef and dairy markets, with the U.S. producing over 40 million tons of dried distillers’ grains last year (USDA-ERS). In markets near ethanol plants, wet and modified distillers can provide additional value, and occasionally additional challen

• NIR or Chemistry: Choosing the Most Appropriate Te

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  Selecting the most appropriate analysis on a sample can be challenging when faced with many NIR and chemistry options. While chemistry will always be the gold standard of nutrient analysis, NIR is a secondary method which is very repeatable and economical. Dairyland offers a broad range of NIR and

• Beyond the Raw Metics for Corn Silage

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  On many dairies, procuring corn silage is the single largest feed investment made each year. While multiple business entities may be involved in seed selection, planting, fertilizing, irrigating, and harvesting the crop, once it’s in storage at the farm it is an enormous investment whose fortune is

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