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April 2011

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  • U.S. Dairy Sustainability Commitment going strong
  • Sustainability Council members join the movement
  • GE turns cows into rock stars
  • Dairy farmers identify sustainability indicators to measure and manage vital capital
  • Dairy facilities lead the way to better energy management
  • Join the Innovation Center at IDFA’s Dairy Sustainability Symposium
  • Dairy Research Institute introduces new resource for technical research

 

Dairy Sustainability News

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The U.S. Dairy Sustainability Commitment builds on a legacy of caring for the land and the environment while producing and delivering fresh, wholesome foods. In response to a growing demand for products made responsibly, hundreds of volunteers are working together to reduce dairy's environmental footprint. This periodic update brings you the latest news on the work we are doing together.

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  • U.S. Dairy Sustainability Commitment going strong
  • Sustainability Council members join the movement
  • GE turns cows into rock stars
  • Dairy farmers identify sustainability indicators to measure and manage vital capital
  • Dairy facilities lead the way to better energy management
  • Join the Innovation Center at IDFA’s Dairy Sustainability Symposium
  • Dairy Research Institute introduces new resource for technical research
  • Sustainability in Practice - Featured Story

 

Project Updates

GHG Reduction Projects Moving Forward

Working teams continue to make progress on the portfolio of projects originally identified in the industry’s Roadmap to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Increase Business Value.

Sustainability in Practice - Featured Story
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Cedar Grove Cheese, Wisconsin

As a Wisconsin Master Cheesemaker®, Bob Wills is committed to environmentally sound production practices.

For more information visit www.usdairy.com/sustainability
©2012 Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy