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Discover the Latest Innovations for Dairy Farmers: Top Products to See at World Dairy Expo 2024

Discover cutting-edge innovations for dairy farmers at World Dairy Expo 2024. Explore new products and technologies that can transform your dairy operations. Curious? Read more…

Are you prepared to change your dairy farm with cutting-edge innovations? This year’s must-attend event is the World Dairy Expo 2024. This event is a treasure of chances that might completely transform your dairy company. We provide cutting-edge software, veterinary tools, feed additives, and herd management systems to help you take your farm to the next level. The World Dairy Expo 2024 is not just an event, it’s an opportunity to network with industry leaders, learn about the latest technologies, and gain insights that can revolutionize your dairy farming practices. Attending the World Dairy Expo is crucial for any severe dairy farmer or industry professional seeking to stay up with agriculture’s ever-changing world.

Transform Calving Outcomes with AI: Meet the Maternity Warden 

Suppose you reduce the dangers of calving and assure better results for calves and dams. Wouldn’t you seize the opportunity? This is precisely what the Maternity Warden System provides. Maternity Warden, which uses AI-powered computer vision technology, monitors close-up pens continuously and around the clock. The technology works passively, using complex algorithms to identify signals of impending calving and transmitting real-time notifications to dairy management. It’s like having a virtual assistant that never sleeps, always alert for any signs of trouble, and ready to alert you when action is needed.

Maternity Warden stands out for its potential to significantly prevent stillbirths and calving difficulties. According to farm statistics, up to 7% of calves die within the first 48 hours after birth, a figure that the AI-powered technology hopes to reduce. By sending out timely alerts, the Maternity Warden ensures that aid is accessible when required, allowing for prompt interventions that may save lives and lessen the danger of lasting harm to calving dams.

This cutting-edge technology does more than monitor; it proactively improves the maternal experience. It reduces the need for continual labor by setting timestamps for essential events and sending alarms only when required, assuring compliance with standard operating procedures while lowering labor expenses. The system’s objective monitoring helps to move calving cows to the correct area at the right time, decreasing problems and boosting the chances of a healthy delivery.

For more information about this groundbreaking technology, visit Maternity Warden in the Exhibit Hall, Booth #4425 & #4426. Explore further information and demos to fully understand how this method may change how you approach your farm’s maternity care.

Combat Methane Emissions with Ecofeed®: Sustainable Dairy Farming Starts Here

Are you prepared to address the critical problem of methane emissions from your dairy operations? STgenetics introduces ecoFeed®, a breakthrough genetic solution for more sustainable dairy production. ecoFeed® uses data from over 25,000 progeny records to identify animals with high feed efficiency and much lower methane production. What does this mean to you? A chance to increase profits while taking significant steps toward a better world.

Consider a herd in which each cow eats less feed for the same, or even higher, production levels while emitting less methane into our environment. With ecoFeed®, this is no longer a pipe dream but a genuine possibility. The process is simple: you identify the animals with high feed efficiency and much lower methane production using the data from over 25,000 progeny records. Then, you adjust their feed and management practices accordingly. In an age when sustainability is increasingly associated with sound agricultural practices, using ecoFeed® will improve your operations’ efficiency while demonstrating your dedication to environmental care.

Don’t miss the opportunity to learn how ecoFeed® can transform your farm. Visit STgenetics at Booths MH 3208 & 3209 to discover this game-changing technology and take the first step toward a prosperous and sustainable dairy industry.

Elevate Your Breeding Program: Semex Elevate Revolutionizes Dairy Genetics

Regarding genetic superiority and cutting-edge reproductive technology, Semex Elevate is a game changer. Elevate is designed for progressive dairy farmers who want to maximize their breeding programs and genetic gains. Its user-friendly features enable you to utilize real-time genetic findings to make swift, data-driven choices. Imagine being able to identify top-performing cows and make intelligent mating decisions that align with your herd’s objectives.

But what distinguishes Elevate is its emphasis on efficiency and accuracy. The revolutionary platform gives practical insights into genetic features, allowing you to make the most of each breeding cycle. Whether you want to increase productivity, improve health qualities, or fine-tune your herd for particular performance measures, Elevate has the resources you need.

Visit the Semex/Boviteq Lounge in Pavilion One for a detailed presentation and to learn more about how Semex Elevate may improve your dairy farming processes. Gain hands-on experience under professional supervision and see firsthand how Elevate can catapult your farm into the future of genetic management.

Unleash Dairy Farming’s Future with GEA’s Six Trailblazing Technologies

At this year’s World Dairy Expo, GEA is introducing six game-changing technologies to dairy production. First up is CattleEye Ltd.’s AI-powered lameness and body condition score (BCS) monitoring system, which detects and predicts cow health concerns and provides actionable data via a specialized smartphone app. Next, the DCPro Dairy management fully manages CIP wash operations, temperature monitoring, and tank fill levels, ensuring your milking and cooling systems work smoothly.

Kommand™ Lux, a non-iodine teat dip, offers excellent mastitis prevention at a low cost by creating a protective barrier on teats. The GEA DigiFlow milk meter promotes enhanced milk production by providing accurate real-time measurement and consistent vacuum levels, improving milking efficiency and animal health management.

The new DigiTron milking control system simplifies operations with an ergonomic design and straightforward controls, allowing parlor workers to monitor and regulate milk output effortlessly. Finally, the DairyRobot R9600 automated batch milking system lowers labor expenses by automating cow preparation and milking processes. This allows for more effective milking of grouped herds.

For hands-on experience and additional information on these technologies, stop by GEA at Booths #4425 and #4426 in the Exhibition Hall.

Golden Calf Company Continues to Lead with the New Calf Hero™ Superflex 

Golden Calf Company has always remained one step ahead in an area where innovation is frequently stagnant. Our first Snap-In Tube Feeder changed calf feeding from the start. Its unique design, which includes a big aperture and an easy-to-use snap-in mechanism, established a new standard in the industry. Dairy farmers throughout the globe praised it for its simplicity, dependability, and efficacy, making it a go-to tool for those who value their calves’ well-being.

The Calf Hero™ SuperFlex takes innovation to the next level. This next-generation feeder expands on the enormous success of our original design by combining the reliable qualities of the Snap-In Tube Feeder with more versatility. SuperFlex is designed to be 50% more flexible, made from high-quality materials for longevity, and maintains the innovative snap-in feature. Its narrow profile tip guarantees gentle, quick, and successful feeding, putting calves on the road to good health. Furthermore, it provides diverse alternatives in a reusable variation and is 100% recyclable, corresponding with our sustainability commitment.

Golden Calf Company is committed to continual innovation, and the Calf Hero™ SuperFlex demonstrates this. Visit them at Booth EH 3016-3318 to witness this game-changing feeder.

Stay Ahead of Health Issues: DeLaval’s Disease Risk Application Takes Center Stage 

Early diagnosis of cattle health issues is critical in today’s fast-paced dairy sector. Enter DeLaval’s unique Disease Risk application, a groundbreaking digital solution that enables farmers to detect ill cows and take preventive steps instantly. This application uses DeLaval’s powerful artificial intelligence model, DeepBlue, to combine sensor data and provide a thorough health forecast.

The Disease Risk app provides essential information about your herd’s health, including mastitis, ketosis, and other problems. This enables you to make educated judgments and take prompt action to ensure optimal output and animal welfare. This program’s practical use of AI technology allows you to detect health concerns before they worsen, saving your animals time, resources, and worry.

Do you want to witness this technology in action? Visit DeLaval at booth MH 1704-1708 at the World Dairy Expo to learn how Disease Risk may transform your herd management techniques.

Revolutionizing Embryo Cryopreservation: The Biorocks Vitrification System 

Biorocks introduces automated equipment for freezing and thawing embryos and oocytes, representing a significant advancement in animal husbandry. Historically, the industry depended on antiquated programmed freezing (slow freezing) techniques for embryo cryopreservation. This technology has significant disadvantages, prompting human-assisted reproduction facilities to use the more modern vitrification freezing process. However, vitrification requires precise procedures performed by trained embryologists, and its expensive cost has limited its use in animal agriculture. As a consequence, the industry has continued to use slow freezing procedures.

After years of technical advancement, Biorocks has solved these issues. Their flagship product provides automated, high-throughput, cost-effective, and dependable solutions for livestock and breeding firms, allowing for the long-awaited adoption of vitrification freezing for embryos in the sector. Biorocks has collaborated with significant animal husbandry companies in China, yielding outstanding results: studies reveal a 35.5% increase in thawing recovery rates and a 77.9% increase in hatching rates compared to the standard gradual freezing approach. Discover this breakthrough technology at Booth TC 608.

Upgrade Farm Ventilation Without Breaking the Bank 

Do you want to improve your farm’s ventilation without breaking the bank? 4D Ag World’s DACS replacement kits provide a seamless solution. These kits convert your current fan housings to match the high-efficiency MagFan 3.3 and MagFan 1 direct-drive fans. Using MagFan technology, you can significantly improve airflow and energy efficiency, providing a more pleasant and productive environment for your herd.

MagFan technology stands out for its high efficiency and durable performance. These fans provide optimal airflow, which may significantly enhance air quality and minimize heat stress in your barn. The direct drive method has fewer moving parts, resulting in lower maintenance costs and a longer equipment lifetime.

Don’t discover more about these fantastic solutions. Visit 4D Ag World at the World Dairy Expo, Trade Center, Booth #661-702.

Revolutionize Water Management with VES-Artex’s Intelligent Soaker 2.0 

Imagine reducing your water use by up to 70%. That is not wishful thinking; it is the reality that VES-Artex’s Intelligent Soaker 2.0 technology delivers. This novel method advances water conservation in dairy farms by dynamically regulating when and how much water is utilized based on real-time cow presence. The result? Significant savings and optimal resource use.

The Intelligent Soaker 2.0 system uses advanced sensors, timed settings, and a complex algorithm to guarantee that soaking occurs only when needed. This means no more wasting water during idle times. The system is simple to install and integrates effortlessly with most existing infrastructure, making it suitable for farms of all sizes and kinds.

What does all of this mean in practical terms? For starters, it represents a significant saving in water-related operational expenditures. Farms may save money while also contributing to environmental sustainability by conserving water. Furthermore, the cow-friendly LED lights in the system show performance status, providing a smooth operation without upsetting your cows.

While the financial gains are apparent, the more enormous ramifications are worth considering. Efficient water usage aligns with environmental rules and promotes long-term sustainability in agriculture.

Stop by the VES-Artex booth in the Exhibition Hall, Booth #3808/3909, to witness the Intelligent Soaker 2.0 in action and ask any questions.

Unlock Precision Dairy Farming with DRMS’s HerdHQ Tools 

Now is a perfect time if you don’t still need to explore DRMS’s HerdHQ. This suite of web-based herd analysis and decision support tools could be the game-changer you’re looking for. Staying organized and making informed decisions is vital when managing a dairy farm. 

HerdHQ offers several cutting-edge tools: 

  • CowCompass: An individual cow lookup tool that enables you to monitor each cow’s stats effortlessly.
  • DairyDepot: This feature delivers user-definable dashboards to provide an at-a-glance overview of your operation.
  • HerdHighlight offers activity trackers that monitor cow movements, ensuring no detail is overlooked.
  • MilkMetrics: This tool provides test-day KPI analysis against previous test days and peer herds, helping you benchmark and improve steadily.
  • HeiferHub: Assists you with breeding and culling decisions to maximize revenue from beef-on-dairy calves while ensuring sufficient replacements are available.
  • KeepOrBeef: Further aids in making sound culling decisions, giving precise insights into each animal’s potential future performance.
  • HotSheetPro: Eases udder health management, identifying which cows are good candidates for selective dry cow therapy.
  • DecisiveDry: Complements HotSheetPro, providing similar functionality focused on drying—off cows.

The best part? These tools integrate seamlessly with Dart herd management software. This integration ensures you get real-time, interpretive information based on current data, enhancing decision-making precision. Take the chance to see these innovations up close. Visit DRMS at the Coliseum Main Concourse, Booth #37/38.

If You’re Serious About Your Youngstock’s Health, SenseHub Dairy Youngstock Is a Game-Changer

If you’re serious about the health of your youngstock, SenseHub Dairy Youngstock from Merck Animal Health is a game changer. This LED ear tag monitoring system provides 24-hour monitoring for dairy calves up to 12 months old, whether kept separately in cabinets or group settings. Thanks to continuous monitoring, this technology detects early illness signals in your calves before clinical symptoms appear.

One of the most notable aspects of SenseHub Dairy Youngstock is its LED sight signal, which makes it simpler and faster to respond to calves who need care. This decreases animal discomfort and conserves resources, allowing you to handle each calf independently without burdening the herd.

Furthermore, this technology offers more than simply immediate health advantages. Detecting sickness early and decreasing stress may prepare your young stock for long-term performance and well-being.

Visit Merck Animal Health at the World Dairy Expo in Exhibition Hall, Booth #3606/3607, for an in-depth look and answers to your questions.

The Bottom Line

This year’s World Dairy Expo 2024 offers numerous new ideas that might change how we approach dairy production. From AI-powered monitoring systems to environmentally friendly feed additives, the Expo is your ticket to the future of dairy technology. Stopping by the booths above will give essential insights and enable you to meet with specialists influencing the industry’s subsequent significant advances.

As you investigate these breakthroughs, consider how these technologies may impact your farm’s operations and sustainability in the next decade. Don’t pass up the opportunity to be at the forefront of this exciting development in dairy farming.

Summary:

Welcome to the World Dairy Expo 2024, where dairy farmers and industry professionals converge to stay ahead in the ever-changing dairy landscape. This year’s expo promises innovations such as the Maternity Warden System for AI-powered calving, STgenetics’ Ecofeed® for sustainable dairy production, and the Semex Elevate for real-time genetic insights. Key products include GEA’s AI-powered lameness and BCS Monitoring System, DCPro Dairy Management, Kommand™ Lux teat dip, DigiFlow Milk Meter, DigiTron Milking Control System, and the DairyRobot R9600 Automated Batch Milking System. Additionally, the Golden Calf Company’s Calf Hero™ Superflex, the Disease Risk Application, Biorocks Vitrification System, 4D Ag World’s DACS Replacement Kits, VES-Artex’s Intelligent Soaker 2.0, and DRMS’s HerdHQ tools represent industry-leading innovations. Don’t miss these advancements; visit their booths to learn more!

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Making History: Bullvine’s 2024 World Dairy Expo Coverage Features Team from Four Continents

Discover Bullvine’s 2024 World Dairy Expo coverage, featuring a historic, global team from four continents. Ready for a fresh perspective?

For the first time in history, The Bullvine’s 2024 World Dairy Expo coverage will include a crew from four separate continents, marking a watershed moment in the dairy sector and demonstrating its worldwide reach. Our team comprises Jenna Jongenotter from Canada, Erica Makslaine from Brazil, Evie Tomlinson from the United Kingdom, and Dianna Malcolm from New Zealand. This eclectic crew will deliver unrivaled coverage, from in-depth essays to spectacular imagery that captures the energy and enthusiasm of the event. You will get an insider’s perspective on a historical event from specialists who live and breathe dairy farming. Stay tuned for tales, highlights, and ground-breaking features of the 2024 World Dairy Expo, and prepare for a celebration of the worldwide dairy industry.

Meet the Team 

  • Jenna Jongenotter, a seasoned dairy industry specialist from Canada, brings a unique blend of scientific competence and visual narrative to our team. Her role as a dairy adviser and product expert for Delaval in Western Canada, coupled with her early involvement in dairy farming and significant experience in dairy photography, ensures a distinct dimension to our coverage. Jenna’s ability to capture the spirit of dairy exhibitions will provide a layer of visual interest to our coverage.
  • Erica Makslaine, hailing from Brazil, brings our team a unique South American perspective. With extensive experience in dairy photography and content production, she has developed a keen eye for dairy production’s visual and emotional aspects. Erica’s contributions will emphasize the enthusiasm and devotion of the dairy community in South America, providing a fresh and engaging angle to our coverage for our worldwide audience.
  • Evie Tomlinson, representing the United Kingdom, brings a European viewpoint to our team. Her lifetime experience growing up on a dairy farm and professional work advising farmers on breeding choices in Alta, UK, coupled with her enthusiasm for photography cattle and knowledge of the dairy sector, will deliver in-depth insights and attractive photos. Evie’s European viewpoint will add a unique perspective to our coverage, highlighting the region’s dairy prowess.
  • Dianna Malcolm is originally from New Zealand and has extensive experience in that country and Australia. Her switch from sports to agricultural journalism enables her to integrate narrative with the mechanics of dairy farming uniquely. She co-founded Bluechip Genetics and CrazyCow In Print and is employed by Mud Media. Her Oceanian viewpoint will provide unique industry insights and dynamic storytelling, bringing together the global dairy community.

This broad staff, spanning four continents, combines knowledge and distinct viewpoints. Their enthusiasm for the dairy sector promises to elevate our coverage of the World Dairy Expo. Their combined expertise and passion will give our audience a thorough and engaging experience, demonstrating the dairy community’s worldwide solidarity and devotion.

From Calf Feeder to Dairy Photo Prodigy: Jenna Jongenotter’s Remarkable Journey 

Jenna Jongenotter’s involvement in the dairy industry started early on her family farm in Canada. Jenna has a profound connection to dairy farming, from nursing calves to sweet-talking her way into caring for her own Jersey cows. Her hands-on experience led to a Dairy Advisor Product Specialist position for Delaval in Western Canada, where she continues to love milking cows on weekends and visiting dairy exhibitions.

Jenna’s venture into dairy photography began when Holstein Canada switched from painting marks on pre-drawn cows to digital images for registration. Armed with a camera, she learned via trial and error with the help of her patient family. Jenna combined her love for dairy farming with her artistic abilities by photographing dairy shows and bringing the tales of cows and their handlers to life.

Jenna’s experiences in the show ring highlight the benefits of having the best seat in the house. For her, the magic is in the community that supports these events—the exhibitors’ and breeders’ devotion, hard work, and contagious enthusiasm. Despite the physical demands of shooting in tiny rings with huge classes, Jenna’s acute eye ensures she photographs animals in their best light, making her an invaluable team member covering the World Dairy Expo.

Jenna contributes industry experience, a thorough grasp of dairy farming, and incredible photographic talents to this historic collaboration, which includes people from four continents. Her distinct viewpoint and dedication to highlighting enthusiasm and achievement in the dairy business make her an invaluable component of our World Dairy Expo coverage team.

Erica Makslaine: From Agricultural College to Dairy Photography Aficionado 

Erica Makslaine

Erica’s career in the dairy sector started in her teens at an agricultural institution, where she received practical experience via internships, first in animal handling at shows and then at local dairies. Her early exposure to the dairy farming industry ultimately lead her to discover a passion for photography.

Erica brought her camera to an event in Arapoti-PR in 2019, where she snapped some unplanned images of the cows. Little did she realize that this interest would turn into love until a cow owner asked for one of her high-resolution photos—this key event marked the beginning of her dairy photography profession. Today, she works with multiple farms to create engaging material for social media while capturing the spirit of bovine beauty via her camera.

Erica’s most memorable dairy photography memories capture the thrill and celebration as judges reveal the winners and recognize the hard work and pedigree that led to each accomplishment. Notable cows in her portfolio include Menge, who inspired her to photograph cows, and Ruivinha, Doorman’s sole EX-97 daughter. Her first trip to Madison and her capture of the world-famous Shakira and Footloose are memorable moments in her career.

Erica confronts a massive problem in exhibition photography: convincing people to realize the worth and creativity of her work. Many still see it as “just a photo,” not realizing the time, investment in equipment, and expertise necessary to create the ideal photograph that accentuates the animal’s most outstanding features. Despite these challenges, Erica continues to advocate for the value of cow photography in conserving and commemorating agricultural history.

Erica is excited about the approaching World Dairy Expo. Madison is particularly attracted to her because of the opportunity to shoot high-quality cows and the unusual barn views she enjoys photographing. She is looking forward to reconnecting with old acquaintances and meeting new ones in the active community of dairy photographers. For Erica, WDE 2024 offers professional development and personal fulfillment, embodying everything she enjoys about her job.

Evie Tomlinson: From Dairy Farm Roots to Show Ring Photography Star 

Evie Tomlinson

Evie Tomlinson was born and raised on a dairy farm and has significant ties to the sector. Her family’s herd, Sandyford Ayrshires, and her own Allstar Ayrshires have won awards at shows around the United Kingdom. She now resides in West Wales with her fiancé and works at Alta UK, helping farmers with breeding choices. Evie’s interest in cattle and photography started early. It was driven by her mentor, Claire Swale, who introduced her to show ring photography.

Evie’s most memorable experiences in photography include winning big at large dairy exhibitions in the UK and New Zealand. Their photography of the UK Dairy Show was particularly memorable when she saw her Ayrshire winning champion and the Wilson family’s Holstein grand champion. These moments capture the hard effort and devotion that go into each shot.

Show ring photography has its unique set of issues. For Evie, capturing every animal in its finest light is a basic rule. However, shows may run quicker than expected, making it a race against the clock to obtain the right photo. Despite the strain, her dedication to excellence is unshakeable.

Evie is grateful for the chance to attend the 2024 World Dairy Expo. She looks forward to shooting the excellent cattle, reuniting with old acquaintances, and meeting new ones. Working with the Bullvine crew is a dream come true for her, and she looks forward to capturing memorable moments during the expo.

Dianna Malcolm: From Holstein Farm Roots to World-Renowned Dairy Journalist

Dianna Malcolm

Dianna Malcolm’s career in dairy journalism started with a strong dairy farming background. Dianna was raised on a certified Holstein farm in New Zealand, where she learned innovative dairy procedures from an early age. Her switch from sports media to agricultural journalism marked the beginning of a fruitful career in the dairy industry. She developed Bluechip Genetics alongside Dean Malcolm, which won several awards, including the Premier Holstein Breeder title at International Dairy Week nine out of ten years. Their periodical CrazyCow In Print became a media fixture, with readers in 13 countries for 15 years.

Dianna’s contributions to the dairy business are extensive. Through CrazyCow In Print and her newest company, Mud Media, she has created fascinating storylines that fascinate and enlighten the dairy industry. Her ability to combine narrative with industry information has given her a unique platform for highlighting dairy farming’s successes and problems. She specializes in bringing readers into the “team huddle,” making complex issues understandable and engaging.

Among her most famous articles are her extensive coverage of the World Dairy Expo (WDE) and interviews with industry legends such as Mike Deaver, Ernie Kueffner, and Terri Packard. These compositions are praised for their depth, realism, and the light they provide on prominent dairy figures. Dianna’s dedication to capturing the actual spirit of the people and animals she writes about has gained her respect and affection within the profession.

Dianna’s unique viewpoint on the dairy sector combines her agricultural experience, competitive spirit from sports journalism, and storytelling abilities. She knows the many reasons farmers choose cattle, whether for milk output, conformation, or meat. Her work highlights the industry’s “Superbowl” moments—dairy shows—and the trailblazers who push advancement in this profession.

Dianna looks forward to reconnecting with long-time friends and colleagues at the World Dairy Expo 2024 and discovering fresh tales that will transform views. Her purpose is clear: to delve deeply into the dairy industry and highlight the most important stories to the community. Through her ongoing efforts, she hopes to inspire and enlighten, emphasizing the passion and devotion that distinguish the dairy sector.

A Truly Global Perspective: The Bullvine’s 2024 World Dairy Expo Coverage

With team members from North America, South America, Europe, and Oceania, Bullvine’s coverage of the 2024 World Dairy Expo offers a truly global viewpoint. Because of our diversified representation, we can meet the complex interests and demands of a globally fragmented dairy market. Dairy farming techniques, difficulties, and innovations differ substantially among locations, and having correspondents from four continents ensures that each distinct viewpoint receives the attention it deserves.

This diverse set of viewpoints has the potential to benefit the whole dairy business. Having staff from many continents allows for the exchange of ideas and partnerships that may create industry-wide breakthroughs. It promotes a more excellent grasp of global trends, issues, and opportunities, increasing the industry’s resilience and adaptability. Our team will guarantee that readers will see the World Dairy Expo and understand its worldwide significance firsthand by covering various activities, customs, and innovations.

Prepare for an unmatched coverage experience as The Bullvine crew attends the 2024 World Dairy Expo. Expect live updates with real-time observations straight from the heart of the action. Our in-depth pieces will dive into the event’s subtleties, offering expert analysis and detailed reviews. Furthermore, our unique interviews with industry experts and prominent exhibitors will provide essential insights. At the same time, high-quality photography will record every critical occasion. Prepare for a remarkable experience that will deepen your knowledge and enthusiasm for the dairy sector.

The Bottom Line

This historic coverage of the 2024 World Dairy Expo represents the first time a genuinely global crew from four continents will share ideas and tales. Jenna Jongenotter’s hands-on expertise from Canada, Erica Makslaine’s enthusiasm from Brazil, Evie Tomlinson’s strong connection in the UK, and Dianna Malcolm’s seasoned viewpoint from New Zealand provide unrivaled coverage.

Stay tuned for in-depth, engaging articles, live updates, and exclusive interviews. Follow The Bullvine for the most up-to-date information and an unforgettable World Dairy Expo experience. Will this different perspective influence the way you see the global dairy industry? Stay with us to find out.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Bullvine’s 2024 World Dairy Expo coverage will feature an unprecedented team from four different continents.
  • Jenna Jongenotter, a seasoned dairy advisor from Canada, found her passion for dairy photography through Holstein Canada’s evolution in registration.
  • Erica Makslaine from Brazil transitioned from general photography to specialize in dairy photography, emphasizing the emotional and generational impact of her work.
  • Evie Tomlinson carries a deep-rooted dairy farming heritage from the UK and focuses on capturing the raw emotions and triumphs in the show ring.
  • New Zealand’s Dianna Malcolm combines her background in dairy and sports journalism to bring compelling narratives that shift perspectives within the dairy industry.
  • This diverse team aims to provide comprehensive and dynamic coverage of the World Dairy Expo, bringing regional expertise to the global stage.

Summary:

The Bullvine will cover the 2024 World Dairy Expo with a team from four continents, including Canada’s Jenna Jongenotter, Brazil’s Erica Makslaine, the UK’s Evie Tomlinson, and New Zealand’s Dianna Malcolm. Each member brings unique perspectives, providing in-depth essays and stunning imagery that captures the event’s energy and enthusiasm. Jongenotter blends scientific competence with visual narrative, Makslaine excels in dairy photography and content production, Tomlinson offers a European perspective with her dairy farm background, and Malcolm combines storytelling with dairy farming expertise. The coverage promises live updates, expert analysis, detailed reviews, and interviews with industry experts and exhibitors.

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Honoring Michael Heath: Prestigious Youth Fitting Award Debut at 2024 World Dairy Expo

Learn about the Michael Heath Overall Fitter Award at the 2024 World Dairy Expo. How will this tribute inspire future dairy generations?

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Michael Heath’s sudden death in the spring of 2023 was a profound loss to the dairy community. With his infectious enthusiasm and unwavering dedication, Heath was more than a familiar face at exhibits and fairs; he was a mentor, friend, and irreplaceable member of the dairy community. As we prepare for the 2024 World Dairy Expo, the Michael Heath Overall Fitter Award will be introduced, honoring not just excellence in fitting but also Heath’s unique culture of fellowship and mentoring.

Michael Heath: A Multifaceted Pillar of the Dairy Industry 

Michael Heath’s impact on the dairy business is broad and diverse. His progression through numerous roles—from fitter to sales manager, showman, and judge—established him as a community leader. Heath’s fitting ability was unsurpassed; he could make any animal into a showpiece, a talent both contemporaries and newcomers admired.

As a sales manager, Heath’s keen eye for quality and potential guaranteed that top-tier animals got new homes where they could thrive. His engaging presence at sales events increased engagement, created a feeling of community, and fueled enthusiasm. Heath infused every sale with a sense of potential and excitement, making each transaction seem like a victory for all parties involved.

Heath’s status as a showman was also crucial. His extensive knowledge of cattle and superb showmanship made him a frequent presence in winner’s circles throughout the country and the world. His understanding of animal genetics and pedigrees was famous; he recalled the animals and their ancestors, helping to build cow families and generate exceptional bulls.

Heath’s fair and wise judgments gained him significant recognition as a judge. He had an exceptional capacity to detect potential and quality, ensuring that the best animals were given the credit they deserved. Michael had a knack for making shows exciting to watch. From his creative reasons to his dramatic naming of champions, Michael left memories we will never forget.

Memories That Showcase True Mentorship 

One of my best recollections of Michael Heath is during a cold morning at the Ontario Spring Show. I was a new exhibitor, still learning to fit and present cattle. Michael greeted me with his typical warm grin and a sparkle in his eye, deftly converting a stressful situation into an opportunity. “Let’s see what you’ve got,” he remarked, examining my heifer. His critique was accurate and insightful, but his patience and genuine concern for my growth struck me the most. He made me feel that my efforts were essential to the industry, not just myself.

Another story that springs to memory occurred during the Paris Fair. Michael had a gift for detecting potential champions and focused on a novice exhibitor who had to control a boisterous calf. Instead of going by, he gave courteous, hands-on assistance. By the end of the day, the calf was strolling peacefully, and the young exhibitor had acquired new confidence and admiration for Michael.

These anecdotes glimpse Michael Heath’s profound impact on everyone he met. His ability to inspire and mentor, whether through casual conversation or more focused guidance, was unparalleled. His passing has left a void in the dairy community, but his legacy lives through the countless lives he touched and the traditions he helped establish.

Building Bridges: Michael Heath’s Unifying Influence on the Dairy Community

Heath’s impact on the dairy sector extended well beyond the confines of his farm. His many excursions to cattle exhibitions, fairs, and farms around the nation expanded his knowledge of cattle. They helped him build an unrivaled network of contacts. At national showcases such as Madison, Harrisburg, and Louisville, his appearance was not only expected but highly anticipated. Heath distinguished himself with his ability to memorize pedigrees and those who worked and developed them. This talent enabled him to build long-lasting bonds, making each contact meaningful and effective.

Furthermore, his trips were not only appearances. He made an impact wherever he went with his sharp eye for quality and extensive understanding of cattle genetics. It is hardly an exaggeration to suggest that Heath understood the genealogy of several herds better than some farmers. This astounding recollection was more than a party trick; it demonstrated his devotion and enthusiasm for the profession, as well as his genuine interest in the individuals who work with the animals.

His approachability and genuine interest created trust and camaraderie within the dairy community. Heath spanned industry and age boundaries by being both a friend and a coworker, affecting numerous lives. This personal connection was at the heart of his legacy, which continues to inspire and lead the community long after he died.

The Birth of a Lasting Tribute

Following Michael Heath’s tragic death in March 2023, the dairy community acted quickly to ensure his legacy was carried on. Heath’s friends and family recognized his enormous effect on the business. They chose to build a unique memorial in his honor. Thus, the Michael Heath Overall Fitter Award was created to honor Heath’s spirit of mentoring, devotion, and outstanding ability in cattle fitting.

Presenting this award at the World Dairy Expo is a significant tribute. The Expo is not just a venue; it symbolizes the pinnacle of success and recognition in the dairy industry. Heath’s iconic Bing, Bang, Boom speech, showcasing his top-tier fitter, judge, and mentor abilities, is a testament to this. The award, presented at such a prestigious event, underscores its importance and reflects Heath’s towering status in the industry.

The Michael Heath Overall Fitter Award: Celebrating Excellence and Dedication 

The Michael Heath Overall Fitter Award exemplifies attention to the art of fitting and reflects Heath’s beliefs. This coveted prize will be handed to the best fitter in the event, rewarding their expertise and perseverance. The winner will receive a $1,000 reward, a commemorative plaque, and their name engraved on a permanent award exhibited at the World Dairy Expo headquarters. This permanent memorial commemorates Heath’s legacy and focuses on the young people who exemplify the same enthusiasm and devotion he advocated for his whole life.

A Legacy of Excellence: From 2023’s Triumphs to 2024’s Anticipation 

At the 2023 World Dairy Expo, there was a distinct sense of community and rivalry. Among the numerous highlights, Savannah Crack of Quebec received the Overall Top Fitter Award. This award highlighted her extraordinary abilities and was a moving homage to Michael Heath’s enduring legacy. She was given a $500 prize in Heath’s memory, which elegantly memorialized his commitment to youth and achievement in the dairy sector.

As we approach 2024, the anticipation grows. The Michael Heath Overall Fitter Award promises to be even more critical, with the best fitter earning $1,000, a commemorative plaque, and having their name inscribed on a forever medal. This forthcoming tournament will likely attract keen competitors, each motivated by Heath’s legacy and the chance to make history at the World Dairy Expo.

The Bottom Line

Michael Heath’s effect on the dairy sector was substantial and far-reaching, affecting everyone from seasoned experts to aspiring young people. The Michael Heath Overall Fitter Award is a moving memorial to an irreplaceable friend and a sign of his dedication to excellence and guidance. This honor assures that his enthusiasm, devotion, and generosity are forever woven into the fabric of the dairy community.

As we prepare for the 2024 World Dairy Expo, remember Heath’s principles and endeavor to uphold them through our actions. His legacy is more than just a remembrance; it is a call to emulate the same spirit of friendship and effort that he demonstrated. By doing so, we keep his legacy alive, motivating and elevating future generations in the profession. In a world where heroes are sometimes overlooked, Michael Heath’s legacy reminds us of the lasting power of compassion, competence, and community.

Summary:

In an emotional tribute to a genuinely impactful figure within the dairy industry, the Michael Heath Overall Fitter Award will be awarded for the first time at the 2024 World Dairy Expo fitting contest. This award commemorates Michael Heath, a respected friend, showman, and mentor, whose sudden passing in 2023 left the community seeking ways to honor his legacy. Heath’s contributions ranged from developing prominent cow families to supporting young dairy enthusiasts, making this award a fitting homage. Designed to inspire future generations, the award celebrates excellence and dedication in fitting, embodying the spirit of a man who touched countless lives. Heath’s fitting ability was unsurpassed, transforming any animal into a showpiece, and his deep understanding of genetics and pedigrees built trust and camaraderie within the dairy community. The Michael Heath Overall Fitter Award stands as a moving memorial to his dedication and expertise.

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Don’t Miss World Dairy Expo 2024: Celebrating the Golden Age of Dairy

Join us at the World Dairy Expo 2024 in Madison! Dive into innovations, connect with global experts, and celebrate the Golden Age of Dairy. Ready to be inspired?

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Are you prepared for the biggest event of the year? Thousands of dairy enthusiasts are preparing to gather to celebrate dairy excellence at the World Dairy Expo 2024 in Madison, Wisconsin! This event represents innovation and tradition in the dairy business. Every year, people from all over the globe come together to witness cutting-edge technology and fantastic livestock while networking with industry leaders. This year’s theme, “The Golden Age of Dairy,” focuses on our industry’s technical accomplishments. Despite problems such as avian flu, our community’s strength comes through. “The pageantry and prestige of showing on the colored shavings is like no other.” Laura Herschleb, General Manager at WDE. World Dairy Expo 2024 promises to be an outstanding event for seasoned professionals and newcomers.

The Event of the Year: An Unmissable Gathering of Global Dairy Professionals 

Since its start 57 years ago, the World Dairy Expo has emerged as the flagship event for the worldwide dairy sector. The event, held at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison, Wisconsin, unites dairy farmers, industry experts, and lovers from across the globe. The 2024 event is slated for October 1st through 4th. However, festivities begin as early as September 28th.

The Expo is unsurpassed in terms of size and scope. Expect to meet approximately 600 exhibitors presenting the newest dairy farming advancements. On the cattle side, there will be roughly 2,500 of North America’s best dairy animals and approximately 3,000 overseas guests. This event is a must-attend for anybody connected to the dairy sector, as it provides networking opportunities, information exchange, and the opportunity to see top-tier dairy cow contests.

Welcome to the Golden Age of Dairy: Innovation, Transformation, and Unprecedented Advances 

Consider Hollywood in its heyday—glamorous red carpets, revolutionary films, and a hum of enthusiasm that defined an era. The “Golden Age of Hollywood” was characterized by invention and revolution. The World Dairy Expo 2024 theme is ‘The Golden Age of Dairy.’

This subject focused on the fantastic innovations propelling the dairy sector ahead. Just as the Golden Age of Hollywood transformed film with the introduction of sound and technicolor, the dairy industry experienced significant changes due to new technology and inventive techniques.

Consider the advances in genetic technology, the creation of sustainable methods, and the powerful data analytics currently accessible to dairy producers. These advancements reflect Hollywood’s shift toward a more colorful, interesting narrative. The calm and advancement witnessed in today’s dairy operations are like seeing a Technicolor masterpiece—a wonderful feast for the senses.

Our business is at a height, much as Hollywood was decades ago. The World Dairy Expo 2024 aspires to honor this ‘Golden Age’ by presenting breakthroughs such as cutting-edge technology, pioneering research, and better dairy genetics. It’s not only about reflecting on how far we’ve gone; it’s about looking forward to an even brighter future.

So, while you wander around the trade exhibition, attend the seminars, or watch the dairy cow competition, remember that you are witnessing the dairy industry’s Golden Age, a period of unparalleled innovation and expansion.

What’s So Exciting About This Year’s Trade Show? 

What’s so unique about this year’s tradeshow? Imagine over 600 exhibitors assembled in one location, each eager to display their cutting-edge products and services, establishing new standards in the dairy sector. The World Dairy Expo showcases genetics, waste management, and milking equipment breakthroughs.

Visitors may learn about the newest innovations in dairy herd management. This trade expo offers a wealth of information and practical applications, ranging from cutting-edge feed and forage approaches to calf care and cow comfort advancements. You’ll also meet data collecting and usage professionals willing to answer your questions and offer their knowledge.

The diverse range of exhibitors guarantees that there is something for everyone. Do you want to make your dairy business more efficient? Are you interested in sustainable agricultural practices? Are you curious about the latest changes in dairy financing and regulations? The World Dairy Expo has all of this and more. It is more than a trade exhibition; it is a worldwide gathering of dairy professionals to learn, share, and develop.

Don’t miss this exceptional chance to network with industry leaders and colleagues. Whether you roam the trade show floor or participate in one-on-one talks, the information and relationships you make here might lead to the next significant step in your dairy career. So mark your calendars, and be ready to be inspired!

The Ultimate Showdown: North America’s Finest Compete for Supreme Champion 

The enthusiasm for the cow exhibition at the World Dairy Expo is considerable. Consider this: approximately 2,600 of North America’s best dairy cattle, gathered by over 1,800 exhibitors from 36 U.S. states and five Canadian provinces. It’s more than a competition; it’s a celebration of the finest in dairy genetics and a demonstration of dairy excellence.

The range and quality of cattle on the show are unparalleled, with seven exceptional breeds represented: Holstein, Jersey, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Ayrshire, Milking Shorthorn, and Red & White. Each breed contributes distinct strengths and characteristics to the colorful shavings—a bright stage representing distinction and achievement in the dairy industry.

The fight for the Supreme Champion title is, without a doubt, the week’s highlight. This award is the pinnacle of distinction for dairy cow quality, and exhibitors work tirelessly throughout the year to showcase their finest animals on these renowned colored shavings. The route to the Supreme Champion is fraught with tremendous drama, pride, and a feeling of accomplishment that is difficult to imitate elsewhere.

The colorful shavings are more than a stage; they represent a long-standing ritual of historical importance. Entering this arena represents accomplishment, hard effort, and the pursuit of dairy perfection. It is a unique and valuable opportunity for breeders, fuelling the dairy community’s enthusiasm and devotion. So, if you want to see the peak of dairy cow competition in an exciting setting, don’t miss this year’s cattle show.

Resilience in the Face of Bird Flu: How WDE 2024 Ensures Safety Amid Challenges

Bird flu, also known as highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), is a serious concern this year, but it has not dampened the spirits of the World Dairy Expo attendees. This robust event is supported by extensive biosecurity precautions to guarantee its safety and success.

To begin, each entry must have a negative HPAI test result. This regulation is consistent with federal and state mandates from the USDA and Wisconsin’s Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection (DATCP). Attendees may breathe better now that these standards are in place.

Furthermore, coordination with health authorities encourages exhibitors to communicate closely with their veterinarians. Exhibitors verify that they fulfill their state’s testing criteria for arrival and return. WDE personnel worked extensively with health authorities to develop these guidelines so exhibitors would have clear instructions.

There are also options for late arrivals and early departures on the grounds, intended to assist exhibitors who travel considerable distances. This flexibility helps meet health certification requirements while protecting cattle welfare.

If the HPAI test at WDE is positive, all cattle will be placed under interim quarantine to enable Wisconsin DATCP to conduct a complete investigation. This precaution adds an extra degree of protection for both animals and guests.

These comprehensive biosecurity standards underscore WDE’s dedication to organizing a safe and secure event in harsh conditions, ensuring that the World Dairy Expo’s legacy lives on.

Cattle Entries Stable Forward Amid Bird Flu Concerns 

Cattle entries are constant despite avian flu worries that may cast a pall over the event. Laura Herschleb, WDE’s general manager, notes, “The dairy industry and dairy cattle exhibitors are resilient.” This year, they had to put their skills to the test when highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) emerged. However, it has done nothing to discourage participation. Cattle submissions have remained consistent with past years because of the passion and commitment of the participants to show off their finest. “Our exhibitors have been working hard to prepare their animals for this show,” Herschleb explains. Although statistics were still being completed in early September, early indicators imply that entry numbers would be comparable to those in 2023. Last year, 1,804 people from 36 states and five Canadian provinces showed off 2,597 animals. This resiliency demonstrates the dairy community’s dedication and enthusiasm. The famous colorful shavings will be brought back to life with approximately 2,600 animals parading before professional judges in seven breed events. Exhibitors and cattle from around North America prepare to participate, guaranteeing a breathtaking show of genetic superiority. WDE has put strict biosecurity procedures in place to safeguard everyone engaged’s safety. These include a negative HPAI test requirement that follows USDA and Wisconsin Department of Agriculture criteria.

Additionally, WDE accepts late arrivals and early departures to ensure seamless participation. Nothing can keep these dairy exhibitors away from Madison, Wisconsin, and the appeal of the World Dairy Exposition. “We know how important it is for the global dairy industry to meet yearly,” Herschel said. This endurance and the industry’s enduring spirit promise another outstanding edition of WDE.

Educational Opportunities Abound at World Dairy Expo 2024 

The World Dairy Expo 2024 offers several educational opportunities, including front-row access to the dairy industry’s most recent research, insights, and innovations. This year’s exhibition provides workshops by industry professionals on essential issues such as dairy herd management and sustainability measures.

Do not miss the virtual farm tours, which provide an intriguing behind-the-scenes peek at some of the world’s most modern dairy farms. These visits offer valuable insights into cutting-edge operational approaches and technology that you may apply.

Another attraction is the Daily Knowledge Nook sessions. These brief, targeted seminars are presented throughout the day and cover a variety of issues relevant to both novice and experienced farmers. These workshops provide an excellent chance to ask questions and interact directly with professionals.

Why is this valuable? These educational programs provide an opportunity to learn directly from industry professionals without leaving the fairgrounds. Whether you want to expand your expertise, keep up with the newest trends, or get practical guidance to better your operations, the World Dairy Expo’s educational components are not to be missed.

Spotlight on Excellence: Recognizing Dairy Industry Leaders at World Dairy Expo 2024 

Recognition awards play an essential role in the World Dairy Expo by highlighting people who have made remarkable achievements in the dairy sector. These awards honor achievement and devotion, highlighting the critical work being done to increase dairy production, innovation, and sustainability. By recognizing these trailblazers, the Expo recognizes their accomplishments and encourages others in the industry to strive for similar improvements.

The 2024 honorees for the Recognition Awards are: 

  • International Person of the Year: Paul Larmer, former CEO of Semex, Ontario, Canada
  • Industry Persons of the Year: Jim Barmore, Marty Faldet, and King Hickman, founders of GPS Dairy Consulting, Minnesota, USA
  • Dairy Producers of the Year: Mike, Ed, Barb, Sandy Larson, and Jim Trustem of Larson Acres, Wisconsin, USA

Recognizing these people is critical because it spotlights their accomplishments, fosters ongoing innovation, and establishes a standard for excellence in the dairy industry. It also allows peers to appreciate and learn from these outstanding achievements, building community and cooperation across the industry.

Making Connections and Building Futures at World Dairy Expo 2024 

Networking is a critical component of the World Dairy Expo, giving guests unprecedented opportunities to meet, learn, and develop. This year, don’t miss the daily Attendee Appreciation Events. As the trade exhibition concludes each day, go to designated areas in the Exhibition Hall, Coliseum, and Trade Center. You may enjoy light refreshments while interacting with other participants and exhibitors. It’s the ideal opportunity to celebrate the day’s accomplishments and strengthen professional and personal relationships.

But that is not all! The Career Connections Program is another highlight that you should not miss. This workshop, scheduled for Monday, September 30th, before the trade exhibition officially begins, aims to bridge the gap between young talent and prospective employers. This event is ideal for young participants who have just completed judging competitions and is intended to link them with firms wanting to fill available jobs. This is an excellent chance for both job seekers and companies.

Imagine old college pals, former housemates, and industry colleagues you haven’t seen together in one place in years. The World Dairy Expo fosters a strong feeling of community, whether you meet someone on the way from the Exhibition Hall to the Coliseum or have a meaningful chat near the cow show ring. This is an opportunity to reconnect with the dairy industry’s best and brightest and share experiences, ideas, and innovations.

Can’t Make It to Madison? No Worries! ExpoTV Brings World Dairy Expo Right to Your Home!

Cannot make it to Madison in person this year? Don’t worry! Expo TV guarantees that you don’t miss out on any activity. This year, we are excited to launch a brand-new subscription model for Expo TV. For just $30, you may watch all of the thrilling activities from the comfort of your own home.

What is in it for you? A membership gives live-stream access to cattle exhibitions, over 45 instructional sessions, and more. Expo TV has you covered, whether you want to watch the coveted Supreme Champion selection or learn about the most recent advancements in dairy technology.

The best part is that you can watch at your leisure. The material is saved and chaptered, allowing you to relive pivotal moments and informative lectures anytime. It’s like carrying the whole World Dairy Expo in your back pocket. Don’t miss the opportunity to join this fantastic dairy event, no matter where you are!

The Bottom Line

Whether you’re a dairy farmer, an industry professional, or have a strong interest in the dairy business, the World Dairy Expo 2024 is a must-attend event. It’s an excellent chance to learn from the finest, network with other specialists, and see ground-breaking technologies firsthand. Imagine yourself traversing the trade exhibition floor, attending high-quality educational sessions, and seeing the best cattle compete for the coveted Supreme Champion title. The enthusiasm, expertise, and community spirit keep people returning year after year.

So why wait? Plan your vacation now and join us in celebrating the dairy sector like never before. Purchase your tickets now and take advantage of the early bird savings. Don’t forget to download the World Dairy Expo app for a smooth and engaging experience. Everything you need to know and accomplish is just a tap away. See you in Madison!

Summary: The World Dairy Expo 2024, scheduled for October 1-4 in Madison, Wisconsin, promises to be an extraordinary event celebrating the “Golden Age” of dairy. Despite the challenges posed by bird flu, enhanced biosecurity measures ensure the safety and success of the show. With nearly 600 exhibitors, 2,600 head of cattle, and robust educational programs, this year’s Expo is set to be a hub of innovation, networking, and recognition for dairy professionals worldwide. Attendees can explore the latest herd management, feed and forage approaches, and cow comfort advancements while data collection experts offer their insights. The event is a global gathering to learn, share, and develop, featuring 2,600 North America‘s best dairy cattle from over 1,800 exhibitors. If you can’t attend in person, ExpoTV offers a subscription-based service to bring the Expo’s highlights to your home.

  • Scheduled for October 1-4 in Madison, Wisconsin.
  • Over 600 exhibitors and 2,600 head of cattle participating.
  • Theme: Celebrating the “Golden Age” of dairy.
  • Enhanced biosecurity measures in place due to bird flu.
  • Robust educational programs covering herd management, feed and forage, and cow comfort.
  • Data collection experts offering valuable insights.
  • Featuring North America’s best dairy cattle from over 1,800 exhibitors.
  • ExpoTV subscription available for those who can’t attend in person, offering access to Expo highlights and events.

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