Department of Animal, Dairy and Veterinary Sciences

1. Young, A.J., Tripp, S. and Cady, R. 2000. Northwest DHIA Summary of Trends in Herds Adopting Posilac 1 Step, Publication of the Monsanto Company.



2. Godfrey, E.B. and A.J. Young. Spreadsheet on the cost ofusing herd bulls on a per pregnancy basis (implication is the cost of using bulls vs. using A.I.). 1998 Utah Ag. Statistical Annual Report.



3. Godfrey, E.B. and A.J. Young. Utah Dairy Situation, Western Dairyman (December 1998)



4. Young, A.J. The Energy Crunch, In Utah - Water and Electricity, Western Dairy News, June/July 2001.



5. USU Dairy Extension Web Site developer and administrator.



6. WebCT course for Dairy Management



7. The Dairyman's Spanish version for Palm Pilots using HanDBase program.

University of New Hampshire

Editor of quarterly newsletter, Dairy Briefs; circulation of about 700. It went to dairy producers, extension personnel, and industry; primarily in New Hampshire.

Factsheets / Articles

• Buying that First Computer
• Managing in Tight Times Series
  • Reproduction
  • Strategies for Forage Allocation
  • Culling Guide
• Rethinking Responses to Multiple Milking Frequencies - also used by New England Dairy Extension Specialists as a consortium project.
• Is There a Secret to Being a Good Manager? also used by Cornell Extension for its monthly DHI newsletter.

• What is Biotechnology?
• Dairy Herd Profile - also used by Cornell DRPC
• Drug Residue in Milk Update
• Changes in the PMO
• Bovine Somatotrophin - A Year Later - Risky Business
• Reasons for Drug Residue Problems
• Are You Losing Milk Due to Oversights in Your Milking Routine?
• Think Win/Win - written under my direction by a Senior Dairy Mgmt. Student
• DHIA Yearly Averages for New Hampshire (several years)
• Notes from the Annual Meetings of the American Dairy Science Association
• Have You Counted the Costs Associated With Heat Detection