Reducing Enteric Methane Emissions: Innovative Sustainability Solutions for the Dairy Industry

Success at Victory Jersey Farms: Kevin Souza Shares His Results

Dairyman Kevin Souza of Victory Jersey Farms in South Dakota shares why he put his entire herd on Galaxis Frontier and the measurable results he’s seen—from healthier cows to higher milk production.

The Next Frontier: Native Microbials x Premier Select Sires

Native Microbials Co-Founder Mike Seely and Premier Select Sires VP of Marketing and Development, Kirk Sautazon, join the show to announce a game-changing partnership between the two companies. They explain how uniting 87 years of genetic expertise with advanced rumen microbiology will unlock unprecedented health and productivity for the modern dairy cow. Listen in to discover how this collaboration is set to change the way the industry thinks about cow genetics and performance.

The Journey of Our Dairy Trials

In this podcast episode, Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer Mallory Embree provides an overview of the company's journey from rumen microbial discovery to a highly beneficial commercial rumen genetics product. Mallory delves into the pivotal role of microbiome research in transforming the dairy industry, including how microbes were identified, cultured, formulated, and preserved, snapshots of academic and commercial research, and the growing list of benefits that Galaxis Frontier is providing dairy cows.

Healthier Cows Produce More Colostrum

In this episode, join microbiome field scientist Lisa Marotz, PhD, as she hosts an engaging discussion with Dr. Jon Robison, PhD, a consultant for JDR Livestock Management Services, and Logan Real, a master's graduate from Fresno State. In this episode, they delve into the critical role of colostrum for dairy calf health and productivity and share results from a large-scale Galaxis Frontier commercial trial that saw a significant increase in colostrum quantity.

Reducing Enteric Methane Emissions: Innovative Sustainability Solutions for the Dairy Industry

In this episode, Mallory Embree, Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer of Native Microbials, explores critical issues around sustainability in the dairy industry, with a focus on the innovative technologies being developed to address enteric methane emissions. Mallory shares her expertise on the environmental challenges the industry faces and how their cutting-edge solutions are paving the way for a more sustainable future. Tune in for insights on science, sustainability, and the future of dairy farming!