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The largest expense on a dairy farm in the United States is:
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The calculation of income over feed cost per cow is:
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Assuming that 1 kg of milk sold for $1.00 (USD), feeding 1 kg of feed to a lactating cow that costs $0.50 (USD) would be:
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Key areas of dairy farm management that impact profitability are:
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In the United States, every $1 million in milk sales from a dairy farm generates:
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Why is it essential to process farm milk into storable products at some time in the year?
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Farmers often depend on cooperatives to find a processor for their milk because:
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Why do dairy pricing policies often have a different price for drinking milk than milk made into storable products? (Please select two!)
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Why does the number of dairy farmers decrease over time?
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Why don’t people drink more milk when it is on sale?
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The most volatile nitrogen in dairy manure comes from:
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In which situation it is likely that phosphorus in manure may increase?
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The primary source of methane emissions on a dairy farm is:
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An efficient way of minimizing urinary nitrogen losses and ammonia emissions from manure and nitrous oxide emissions from manure-amended soil is:
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An effective way of decreasing enteric methane emission intensity on a dairy farm is by:
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