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Oct 1, 2026
Calf Data, Dairy Nutrition and High-Oleic Soybeans: Conversations From World Dairy Expo
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about what the data shows and how nutrients can help producers make decisions around calf health and breeding.
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2:42Robert FourdraineGUEST
I joined DRMS about five years ago, and as you mentioned, I manage the product development team, but I also spend a lot of time analyzing data.
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2:52Robert FourdraineGUEST
And when you have a database with over 8,000 farms' data, there's a lot of trends you can look at.
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3:03Robert FourdraineGUEST
And we know with the emphasis on breeding dairy cows to beef, it's really important that you still have enough replacement animals in the future.
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And we're talking all about this data, but how can producers really put this information to work? Robert, what's your thoughts there on where they should start and how they can really find some of these new evaluations?
