Feeding farm business dreams
It’s a blend of art and science.
What Seemed Normal was Really Opportunity
When you’ve worked with someone for 30 years there is a level of comfort that is hard to leave. That was the case for Eddie Nunes, Jr. who manages Edward Nunes Dairy, a 2,000-cow operation in Escalon, California, with three of his brothers.
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It’s going to be a totally different ball game.
Since Roy Hetrick began his dairy journey in 1952, Hetrick Dale Farms has grown to a successful herd of 2,200 animals. His sons Kirk, Scott and Joel are now part of the dairy team.
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Dream team drives dairy performance
Long commutes are common in a big city, but what would make a person drive over an hour each way to work at a dairy? A good teammate or two might make someone think about it, but it would take the right team, a dream team, to make that happen.
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