OUR MISSION: "TO EDUCATE, PROMOTE AND REPRESENT DAIRY PRODUCERS AND FOSTER AN ENVIRONMENT FOR GROWTH OF THE KENTUCKY DAIRY INDUSTRY."
We are dairy farmers, multiple allied industries and professional advisory supporters working together to sustain and grow Kentucky's dairy industry. Dairy farmers work hard every day to provide fresh, wholesome, quality milk and dairy products to consumers. We love our land, the animals in our care and way of life on the farm. Dairy cows are economic generators. The average dairy cow generates over $13,700 in economic ripple effect each year.
The KDDC Goals are:
1. To increase producer profitability 2. To improve dairy farmer's competitiveness
3. To enhance dairy farm families' quality of life 4. To assist in the viability of KY's dairy industry
To learn more about the KDDC
Email: kddc@kydairy.org or
call 859-516-1129.
1. To increase producer profitability 2. To improve dairy farmer's competitiveness
3. To enhance dairy farm families' quality of life 4. To assist in the viability of KY's dairy industry
To learn more about the KDDC
Email: kddc@kydairy.org or
call 859-516-1129.
Mik Matters January/February 2021
KDDC Annual Report 2020
kentucky Dairy Partners Conference February 24, 2021
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2020 Kentucky State Fair Dairy Championship Cheese Drive raises $13,500 for youth dairy classes, FFA and 4-H
KY Dairy Partners Meeting and Industry Trade Show, will be held
February 24, 2021 @ Sloan Convention Center, Bowling Green, KY
Virtual Option Available Check out the YDP/KDP conference tab above to register
February 24, 2021 @ Sloan Convention Center, Bowling Green, KY
Virtual Option Available Check out the YDP/KDP conference tab above to register
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Hoover Herd Dispersal February 5, 2021
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Virtual Shop Talks for Farmers
Theme: Resource Stewardship in Hard Times
How can you make soil health and stewardship practices work in times of stress and uncertainty?
This virtual Shop Talk series will be an opportunity to have meaningful conversations with other farmers and experts about practical ideas and programs that can help you weather hard times and have success with stewardship practices on your farm.
Dates: February 3 & 17 and March 3 & 17, 2021
Time: 9am-10:30am CT / 10am-11:30am ET
Place: Zoom (link sent upon registration)
Free and open to farmers across the Midwest and Mid-South. Registration is required.
Full details here: https://northcentralwater.org/farmer-to-farmer-conservation-learning-and-leadership/virtual-farmer-shop-talks/
Register here: https://bit.ly/farmershoptalks
Organized by Extension specialists from Mississippi State University, University of Kentucky, University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Arkansas, and University of Illinois.
Theme: Resource Stewardship in Hard Times
How can you make soil health and stewardship practices work in times of stress and uncertainty?
This virtual Shop Talk series will be an opportunity to have meaningful conversations with other farmers and experts about practical ideas and programs that can help you weather hard times and have success with stewardship practices on your farm.
Dates: February 3 & 17 and March 3 & 17, 2021
Time: 9am-10:30am CT / 10am-11:30am ET
Place: Zoom (link sent upon registration)
Free and open to farmers across the Midwest and Mid-South. Registration is required.
Full details here: https://northcentralwater.org/farmer-to-farmer-conservation-learning-and-leadership/virtual-farmer-shop-talks/
Register here: https://bit.ly/farmershoptalks
Organized by Extension specialists from Mississippi State University, University of Kentucky, University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Arkansas, and University of Illinois.
