NC2042 visits Blanca from the Pyrenees

‘’Dairy farming is a highly integrated decision intensive system. It must rely on a systems approach to define options to maintain a profitable business, accountable to consumers for environmental impacts, product quality and animal well-being. Profitable decisions cannot be made without useful support systems.’’

It was an honor for the Blanca team to receive the group and we would like to thank all the participants for coming:

Bradley Heins – University of Minnesota
Hugh Chester-Jones – University of Minnesota
Marcia Endres – University of Minnesota
Andre Brito – University of New Hampshire
Peter Erickson - University of New Hampshire
Gonzalo Ferreira – Virginia Tech University
Victor Cabrera - University of Wisconsin
Jill Anderson – South Dakota State University
Ken Kalscheur – USDA Dairy Forage Research Lab, Madison, WI
Jud Heinrichs – Penn State University
Mirelle Chahine – Idaho State University
Sonia Gelsinger – Penn State graduate student

For more information about the NC2042 use the following link:

www.nimss.org