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- Dairyland Laboratories offers a wide variety of resources for livestock producers, researchers, nutritionists and others interested in agricultural analysis. \r\n\r\nThe following pages include forms to fill out electronically, articles, papers, presentations, and packaging & pricing
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- Reprinted from Dairy Herd Network...The last five years have illustrated a renewed interest in bringing NIR feed testing technology to the farm. In the following three part series we hope to shed some light on the current efforts to bring NIR to the farm, illustrate where some limitations are, and
- Reprinted from Dairy Herd Network...In the first part of this series, we discussed the basics of how NIR works, how drying and grinding affect the spectral properties of the sample, and what spectral ranges are covered by various NIR instruments that are commercially available. In Part 2, we will lo
- Corn distillers’ grains are a major ingredient in most beef and dairy markets, with the U.S. producing over 40 million tons of dried distillers’ grains last year (USDA-ERS). In markets near ethanol plants, wet and modified distillers can provide additional value, and occasionally additional challen
- 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
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