14th Annual Illinois Dairy Summit Spotlights Innovative Approaches for Increased Production
Source: The DairyNews
The Illinois Milk Producers Association (IMPA) and the University of Illinois Dairy Extension are set to collaborate once again for the 14th Annual Illinois Dairy Summit. Scheduled for Wednesday, Feb. 7, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Highland Community College in Freeport, this year's summit aims to address challenges and opportunities facing the Illinois dairy industry in 2024.

Hosted by Dr. Phil Cardoso, U of I associate professor of Animal Sciences, Dr. Derek Nolan, U of I assistant professor of Animal Sciences, and IMPA Manager Tasha Bunting, the event will delve into innovative strategies to counter the projected increase in production expenses and the decline in farm income. The summit provides a platform for dairy farmers to engage with university experts and researchers, fostering discussions on current challenges and opportunities in the dairy sector.
IMPA, representing the four largest dairy cooperatives in Illinois, independent dairy producers, allied industry professionals, and university partners, has been serving the state's dairy industry since 1933. The association plays a pivotal role, representing over three-fourths of the milk marketed in Illinois.
While attendance at the summit is free, pre-registration is encouraged. Interested participants can access the full agenda and register at illinoismilk.org.
This annual gathering serves as a valuable forum for industry stakeholders to exchange insights and explore innovative approaches that can contribute to the growth and sustainability of the Illinois dairy sector.
IMPA, representing the four largest dairy cooperatives in Illinois, independent dairy producers, allied industry professionals, and university partners, has been serving the state's dairy industry since 1933. The association plays a pivotal role, representing over three-fourths of the milk marketed in Illinois.
While attendance at the summit is free, pre-registration is encouraged. Interested participants can access the full agenda and register at illinoismilk.org.
This annual gathering serves as a valuable forum for industry stakeholders to exchange insights and explore innovative approaches that can contribute to the growth and sustainability of the Illinois dairy sector.