The most common probiotics hail from the genera Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium. But today researchers have been identifying new genera of bacteria isolated from the healthy human gut that may become the probiotic of the future. (See here for a previous … Continue reading
On April 2, Central Valley dairies reached an important milestone in their efforts to protect groundwater. After several years of monitoring, research, and consultation with leading experts, a coalition of Central Valley dairy farmers released a comprehensive, landmark report containing … Continue reading
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There has been a recent surge of efforts to drastically change our dietary choices in the name of environmental protection. These efforts often share a flawed approach, citing global greenhouse gas (GHG) emission statistics, to create alarm and encourage decreased … Continue reading
by Anna Petherick in SPLASH!® milk science update: January 2019 Issue For many years, researchers have been gathering and analyzing different sources of data to figure out definitively whether consuming dairy products has a net positive or net negative influence on cardiovascular health. … Continue reading
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AgWeb.com Oct 25, 2009 By Anna McBrayer Hundreds of California dairy producers have returned to the classroom and revived their homework skills to get a leg up on environmental compliance. Their participation in the California Dairy Quality Assurance Program (CDQAP) … Continue reading
Ag Alert March 24, 2004 By Robyn Rominger Roadside signs will now mark California dairies that get certified for implementing environmentally friendly practices. So far, the California Dairy Quality Assurance Program has certified 200 dairies. About 1,200 more dairy producers … Continue reading
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