Those are among the questions that will be answered during the Purdue Dairy Roadshow 2001. The annual traveling workshop series stops in eight Indiana counties Feb. 21-March 6.
Workshops are free and open to the public.
Schutz and fellow Purdue specialists in the departments of Animal Sciences, Veterinary Clinical Sciences and Entomology will speak on milk prices, policy issues that could affect producers, heifer contracts between heifer growers and producers, dairy herd expansion and health considerations, controlling flies and other pests in and around dairy operations, and dairy initiatives and educational programs in Indiana.