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Dairy Research 2019

B.J. Bradford

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is pleased to present the 2019 Dairy Research Report of Progress and proud to serve the growing Kansas dairy industry.Our state maintains strong dairy growth, posting a 6% increase in total milk production in 2018, behind only Colorado and Texas for the greatest growth rate in the nation.At the end of 2018, 159,000 Kansas cows averaged 23,321 lb per lactation, ranking the state 16th in total milk production (3.7 billion lb).Kansas now has 280 dairy operations and averages 568 cows per herd, with 7 processing plants handling much of that volume.

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is pleased to present the 2019 Dairy Research Report of Progress and proud to serve the growing Kansas dairy industry.Our state maintains strong dairy growth, posting a 6% increase in total milk production in 2018, behind only Colorado and Texas for the greatest growth rate in the nation.At the end of 2018, 159,000 Kansas cows averaged 23,321 lb per lactation, ranking the state 16th in total milk production (3.7 billion lb).Kansas now has 280 dairy operations and averages 568 cows per herd, with 7 processing plants handling much of that volume.

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is pleased to present the 2019 Dairy Research Report of Progress and proud to serve the growing Kansas dairy industry.Our state maintains strong dairy growth, posting a 6% increase in total milk production in 2018, behind only Colorado and Texas for the greatest growth rate in the nation.At the end of 2018, 159,000 Kansas cows averaged 23,321 lb per lactation, ranking the state 16th in total milk production (3.7 billion lb).Kansas now has 280 dairy operations and averages 568 cows per herd, with 7 processing plants handling much of that volume.

Key concepts: Animal science, Agricultural science, Business, Biology

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