IMAGINE • INNOVATE • ACHIEVE 2015 Editorial Calendar Effective January 1, 2015 JANUARY 2015 Innovative Dairy Farmer of the Year Our profile of the 2015 Innovative Dairy Farmer of the Year winner, an award sponsored by Dairy Today and the International Dairy Foods Association. (Ad Orders Close November 19, 2014) AUGUST World Dairy Expo Official Program For the 18th year, Dairy Today brings you World Dairy Expo’s official program. (Ad Orders Close July 1, 2015) FEBRUARY SEPTEMBER Herd health and reproduction Staff training and development Keeping cows and replacements healthy, happy and ready to breed. (Ad Orders Close December 10, 2014) How to attract, motivate and train staff and retain your best employees. (Readex Study Issue) (Ad Orders Close July 22, 2015) MARCH Dairy tech From smartphones to iPads, our editors will scope out high-tech apps to make information gathering, sharing and storage easier, faster and more accurate. (Ad Orders Close January 7, 2015) APRIL Milk quality The latest updates on mastitis control and udder care from the National Mastitis Council. (Ad Orders Close February 11, 2015) OCTOBER Cow comfort Best ideas to optimize cow comfort throughout the year. (Ad Orders Close August 12, 2015) NOVEMBER Environment Environmental solutions—for both water and air quality—explored in depth. (Ad Orders Close September 9, 2015) MAY Nutrition and forages Put feed up right, then get the right rations to the right cows at the right price. (Ad Orders Close March 18, 2015) JUNE/JULY Inside dairy demand Dairy products that are flying off the shelf, those that aren’t, and what it all means for farm prices. Insight Issue – Genetics Special pull-out section is a detailed, multi-sourced guidebook providing answers and insights into genetics as the next launchpad for advancement in dairy productivity. (Ad Orders Close April 15, 2015) DECEMBER Risk management New tools to manage the many facets of dairy farm risk. (Ad Orders Close September 30, 2015) EACH ISSUE Dollars and Sense, Nutrition, Tech Talk and Market Watch Diary and rotating columns Labor Matters and Fiscal Fitness—along with Jim Dickrell’s Dairy Talk.