Join the MSU Extension Dairy team on the Virtual Coffee Break podcast

Rolled out in spring 2020, this podcast series provides fresh content that can help you keep learning as you go about your day.

MSU Dairy Virtual Coffee Break Podcast

Rolled out in spring 2020, this podcast series provides fresh content that can help you keep learning as you go about your day.

Season one featured a variety of guests that included farmers, researchers, and industry experts. Topics discussed included how to dairy promotion, methods to improve milk quality, LEAN management, antibiotic use, corn silage, and more. Season two featured 10 episodes covering animal health, feed management, calf management, and financial management.

Please join us by searching for the virtual coffee break with the MSU Extension Dairy team on your favorite podcast platform, including Spotify, Apple podcasts, Google podcasts, and more.

The podcast can also be accessed at https://anchor.fm/msu-dairy-team.

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