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• 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

• Expanded Metrics for Commodities/Ingredients: NDFD

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  Dairyland Labs has offered the NIR Select Package on several commodity feeds for 2+ years now. After introducing the NIR CNCPS 6.5 Package for many of these commodity feeds last fall, we are now ready to expand upon those offerings. The CNCPS offering adds NDFD at 12, 72 & 120hrs for many fibrous fe

• Sample Management Center Highlight: Sample Status

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  Want to know if your sample made it to the lab yet? Curious when you can expect the results to be published? Need to double check if you ordered the right analysis?\r\nThe answers can be found on the Feed > Status page of portal.dairylandlabs.com or Dairyland’s Android and iOS apps. Recent updates t

• 6 Tips to Ensure Speedy Sample Results

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  When clients send in samples for analysis, we know they would like those results as soon as possible. Most of the time, various decisions and someone’s business is impacted by those results. While trying to get those results back to you in a timely manner, our team of lab technicians are continual

• 12 hr NDFD - A tool for differentiating alfalfa a

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  Enough with the NDFD time points already, right? The information across all the time points within a sample or feed type can be highly redundant (Have you ever seen a sample with high NDFD120 but low NDFD240?). Generally, the dairy industry started with time points that approximated rumen retention

• Technical Article by Shaver

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  Corn Silage Evaluation:  MILK2000 Challenges and Opportunities with MILK2006  \r\n\r\nWritten by Randy Shaver, Professor and Extension Dairy Nutritionist, Department of Dairy Science, College of Agricultural and

• Dairyland Laboratories Inc. Purchases Feed Analysi

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  Dairyland Laboratories announces that it has purchased the feed laboratory from Waypoint Analytical in Leola, PA. Waypoint will continue to provide other services at the Leola, PA location.

• Mill Quality Assurance

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• Chloride by NIR Now Available for Forages

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  For more than 30 years, Dairyland has avoided including chloride in NIR packages because mineral accuracy by NIR is poor and we felt DCAD balancing should be done using chemistry or XRF analyses.\r\n\r\nThose facts haven’t changed. Mineral analysis by NIR is always going to be risky because minerals do

• Drop Box and Routes

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  Dairyland provides convenient drop box locations for our customers, ensuring their samples arrive in a timely manner and NIR results are reported the next business day. \r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n

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