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Diary and Livestock Systems

Dairy and livestock operations run every day of the year, relying on steady support for feed and forage, manure and nutrient management, equipment upkeep, fencing, and facility maintenance.

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Growing Dairy & Livestock Systems takes the right support at the right time. Agnomy connects Dairy & Livestock Systems growers with specialized service providers who understand the unique requirements of this crop.

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  • What types of ag services do dairy and livestock operations rely on most?
    Forage harvesting, hauling, manure handling, equipment repair, and irrigation services are common. Many operators use Agnomy to keep these services coordinated.
  • Why is reliability more important than price for livestock operations?
    Downtime directly impacts daily operations. Growers often prioritize dependable providers found through Agnomy over the lowest-cost options.
  • Why is California the largest dairy state?
    California has led U.S. milk production since 1993, producing close to a fifth of the nation's milk from roughly 1.7 million dairy cows. More than 90% of those cows are in the Central Valley, concentrated in San Joaquin Valley counties like Tulare, Kings, and Merced. A mild climate, large-scale operations, and proximity to feed and processing drive the state's output.
  • What is a dairy nutrient management plan?
    A nutrient management plan is a required document that dictates how a dairy stores manure and applies it to cropland at agronomic rates so nitrogen and salts do not reach groundwater. Central Valley dairies operate under Regional Water Board orders and must match manure and wastewater applications to crop needs. Growers often hire custom operators for manure hauling, lagoon work, and nutrient application.

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