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• Mycotoxin Interpretation

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  Interpretation PDF\r\n\r\nMycotoxin interpretation is difficult for multiple reasons including:\r\n\r\n\r\n Mycotoxin sensitivities vary by livestock species, ma

• Background on New Mycotoxin Packages

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  In January, Dairyland Labs introduced our new mycotoxin testing program. We made the decision to move to all one method (HPLC/MS/MS) of analysis and move all mycotoxin testing in-house. This change has provided us with several opportunities to better serve our clients. We now have more flexibility t

• 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

• 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.

• 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