Maybe you feel the pressure of being the dairy’s next generation. Things keep getting more complicated. Staying profitable is tougher than ever. And on top of that, you want the generation after you to step into a thriving dairy. Lean on us. We can help you navigate new technologies and management practices, so that you can realize your dreams. These are the stories of how Cargill helps dairies thrive.
Thank you for caring about safety!
We’ve far exceeded the expectations we set for our Be Safe. Be Seen. campaign! More than 4x the anticipated number of dairy farms request safety vests and therefore we ended the campaign earlier than anticipated.
Learn more about The National Dairy FARM Program Workforce Development Program
The National Dairy FARM Program Workforce Development (WFD) program area provides dairies across the country with guidance and best management practices around human resources (hiring, training and supervision) and worker health and safety. Learn more about what this program has to offer and where to access tools in this blog post.
Success starts with SMART goal setting
How you set goals can be the difference in achieving them or not. This year strive to make sure all of your dairy goals are SMART. Read this post by Dr. Jenn Trout, Cargill Calf and Heifer Specialist, to learn what SMART stands for and how to utilize this method of goal setting.
COVID-19 - We are In this Together
Your role is essential to keeping our food supply safe and sustainable and Cargill is here to support you. As COVID-19 (coronavirus) continues to spread across the globe, this is an unprecedented time impacting every individual, business and community. We want to reassure you that Cargill is doing everything reasonably possible to minimize business disruptions. As we provide essential ingredients and feed that nourish dairy animals, we are taking this responsibility very seriously and strive to keep our operations – and yours – running.
Nutritional regulation of gut function in calves: colostrum and milk
Cargill sponsored Hoard’s Dairyman webinar presented by Michael Steele, University of Guelph. This webinar dives into the importance of high quality colostrum and strategies to consider while transitioning calves onto milk.