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The Bullvine Daily Brief

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Dairy Farming
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Every article from TheBullvine.com — read aloud so you can keep up with dairy while you're milking, hauling, or driving fence. Daily dispatches on genetics, milk economics, herd management, policy, and the stories the trade press won't touch. No fluff, no PR, no filler — just our journalism in your ears.

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The biggest dairies pay the highest wages, yet their labor costs are just $1.85/cwt. Today's labor is expensive by the hour but cheap by the tank.

The dairy industry hyper-focuses on rising hourly wages, ignoring the barn math that flips the story. ... more

Juan Moreno still remembers the exact name and sire of every single Brown Swiss cow in his family’s 60-head dairy in Colombia—and the 70 cows in the Ohio State university barn he worked in decades later. That memory is a quiet haunting. It sits at th... more

CME dry whey hit 89.5 cents, but the USDA survey dictating your milk check is stuck at 71.98 cents. Stop budgeting phantom revenue.

That 17-cent illusion represents a $1.04 per hundredweight gap on your standardized Class III. The market supports st... more

The biggest dairies are paying the highest wages in the industry, yet their total labor cost sits at a hyper-efficient $1.85 per hundredweight.

The math behind scale and workforce efficiency proves that higher hourly rates don't automatically mean a... more

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Brian Karskadin
Breeding analyst discussing Holstein genetics and leg/bone traits
Blondin and Sires
Episode: E667 Logic-PP’s August 2026 Proof: 3909 LPI, and Two PP Sons Out of His Own Half-Sister
Hank Van Exel
Dairy farmer, cattle breeder, international judge and vice president of Holstein Association USA
Exels Holsteins and Jerseys
Episode: E665 Hank Van Exel’s Parents Milked Grade Cows by Hand. He’s the 84th Klussendorf Winner
Murray Hunt
2026 Dairy Cattle Improvement Industry Distinction Award honoree
Canadian dairy industry
Episode: E658 Lactanet Gave Murray Hunt Its Distinction Award. He Gave the Room a 3,500-Herd Problem
Bj Bonin
Hydrogeologist hired by challengers to assess the Wapiton Aquifer
Independent Hydrogeology Expert
Episode: E635 500,000 Gallons a Day: A Ceiling to the City, a Floor to Its Challengers
James Cricket-Jacquet
AgriMark member
AgriMark
Episode: E630 87% Can’t Point to the Agreement. 92% Never Got Paid. October 2 Is the Deadline.
Dawson Hall
Producer, family-operated dairy
Northern Lights Dairy, Mandan, North Dakota
Episode: E616 The 5¢ TRQ Fight vs. a $96,000 Hole in Your Milk Check
Steve Jaeger
Manager of United Vision Dairy, Wisconsin
United Vision Dairy
Episode: E601 Steve Jaeger’s $511 Fresh Cow Problem – And the Hidden $111‑Per‑Cow Fix 4,495 Cows Just Proved
Henry Yoder
Farmer at More To Do Farms in Wisconsin, involved in a shift to AHV/quorum sensing-based mastitis management
More To Do Farms
Episode: E568 Henry Yoder’s $3,447‑Per‑Cow Mastitis Wake‑Up Call: From 10–12 Cows Out of the Tank to 5–6 on His 1,100‑Cow Wisconsin Dairy
Megan Roberts
Dr. Megan Roberts, Compure Financial
Compure Financial
Episode: E558 The $427,500 Diesel Hole McCarty Locks Shut Before January 1

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3.8 out of 5 stars from 19 ratings
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    I'd rather listen to real life people with LIVED experience

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    nyhunter4life
    United Statesa year ago
  • Five stars well-deserved

    The Bullvine podcast is an absolute gem in the world of dairy industry insights. Each episode is packed with valuable information, expertly delivered in an engaging and accessible manner. The hosts have a knack for breaking down complex topics into digestible segments, making it a fantastic resource for both industry veterans and newcomers alike. The breadth and depth of topics covered are truly impressive, ranging from breeding strategies to market trends, ensuring there's always something new ... more

    Apple Podcasts
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    Zgeek
    Canada2 years ago

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E665 Hank Van Exel’s Parents Milked Grade Cows by Hand. He’s the 84th Klussendorf Winner
Q: Why did Van Exel buy Jersey cattle while operating a Holstein herd?
Jersey milk has higher butterfat and protein content, which could raise the component levels of the farm's bulk tank and earn premiums from cheese processors such as Hilmar Cheese. The cattle also contributed valuable genetics to the herd.
E665 Hank Van Exel’s Parents Milked Grade Cows by Hand. He’s the 84th Klussendorf Winner
Q: Why did Hank Van Exel move his family's herd from grade cows to registered cattle?
He believed registration and recordkeeping would turn the cows into valuable genetic assets, enabling the farm to sell embryos and breeding stock as well as milk. The herd's improved genetics and production ultimately supported that strategy.
E626 The $1,300 Gap Between the Bull You Want and the Bull You Should Buy
Q: Question 4. If we rank your top three picks by health and fertility instead of total merit index, would the order change?
The hosts assert that the ranking often changes, revealing where a top composite may mask health flaws and why balanced selection matters.
E626 The $1,300 Gap Between the Bull You Want and the Bull You Should Buy
Q: Question 3. Which of my specific cows would you actually mate him to and why?
This tests whether the rep is pushing a popular bull for quotas or genuinely optimizing a farm's genetic plan based on data.
E626 The $1,300 Gap Between the Bull You Want and the Bull You Should Buy
Q: Question 2. How many of his six subindexes are actually above the 50th percentile?
They emphasize proving balance across most subindexes, not just strong production, to satisfy the four questions and ensure the bull passes the five-of-six rule.

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A data-driven dairy industry show that covers economics, herd management, genetics, and policy with a practical, numbers-backed approach. Episodes blend financial analyses, on-farm realities, and strategic playbooks for farmers, breeders, and agribusiness professionals, often highlighting ROI, cost-cutting, and long-term sustainability. Noteworthy shines include a willingness to challenge conventional wisdom (e.g., longevity over rapid turnover, durability over show-ring fashion) and to connect farm-level decisions with broader market dynamics. The format tends to be rigorous, data-informed, and action-oriented, making it useful for listeners who need concrete takeaways for improving profitability and resilience in dairy operations.

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2. Hank Van Exel
3. Murray Hunt
4. Bj Bonin
5. James Cricket-Jacquet
6. Dawson Hall
7. Steve Jaeger
8. Henry Yoder

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