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Worms at Work: Vermicomposting Dairy Solids with Cristy Christie (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Dairy Good Dawgs, host Sophie Dupont is joined by Cristy Christie, founder and former owner of Black Diamond Vermicompost on California’s Central Coast. They explore the science behind vermicomposting, from the partnership between worms and microbes to the critical role of pre-composting dairy solids. Cristy discusses how this process can transform manure into a biologically active soil amendment while supporting soil health, crop production, and nutrient availability. She
Beyond the Outbreak: Strengthening Biosecurity in Today's Dairy Industry with Dr. Jason Lombard (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Dairy Good Dawgs, co-hosts Dr. Jillian Bohlen and Sophie Dupont are joined by Dr. Jason Lombard, veterinarian, veterinary epidemiologist, and Dairy Systems Specialist at Colorado State University. Dr. Lombard shares his unique perspective from years of dairy practice, national animal health research, and his current work studying highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in dairy cattle. Together, they discuss disease transmission, farm-specific biosecurity planning, and th
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