world dairy expo

Typically, this week, the dairy industry would gather in Madison, WI for World Dairy Expo. However, because of COVID-19 the international event has gone on line. So, the World Dairy Expo team is using the week to focus on the history of the event ...

The World Dairy Expo will not take place in 2020, the first time it’s been canceled in 53 years. The World Dairy Expo Committee made a difficult decision based on public health orders and restrictions related to COVID-19 that are in place and issued by Public Health in Madison and Dane County, Wisconsin. W ...

Staff at the World Dairy Expo in Madison, WI are still in the process of planning for the event this year. However, a final decision hasn’t been made yet on whether it will take place. The staff members are keeping an eye on conditions surrounding COVID-19 and its potential impact on the show. Whil ...

The World Dairy Expo is just days away in Madison, Wisconsin.  Manager Scott Bentley said the October 1st through 5th event draws in roughly 65,000 people from 100 countries.   “They bring an international perspective to this world class dairy event.  And we’re try...

The World Dairy Expo is just days away in Madison, Wisconsin.  Manager Scott Bentley said the October 1st through 5th event draws in roughly 65,000 people from 100 countries.   “They bring an international perspective to this world class dairy event.  And we’re try...

Much of the time and effort at the World Dairy Expo which wrapped up at the start of this month focused on the latest technology in the dairy industry.  Kristin Olson with WDE told the Washington Ag Network many in the industry are looking toward cutting edge technology to give dairy producers an advantage.  ...

The dairy industry will take center stage in Madison, Wisconsin for the 51st World Dairy Expo Tuesday through Saturday.  Show-goers will take part in cattle shows, farm seminars, virtual farm tours and a trade show that will feature more than 800 exhibits.  ...

The World Dairy Expo celebrates their 50th year this week in Madison, WI.   Wisconsin Ag Secretary Ben Bransel was at the first Expo where he bought heifer as a junior in high school.   “If a high school comes to buy a heifer calf here, they’ll have RaboBank behind them because it is a world event, world participation. The cattle and the g...