WUD: Advancing and Promoting theInterests of Our Dairy ProducersWelcomeWestern United Dairymen is a voluntary membership organization representing more than 60% of the milk produced in California. Membership benefits include resources in labor law, environmental regulations and pricing issues. Members decide the direction of state and federal legislative efforts affecting the dairy industry.
Federal Milk Marketing Orders and California: The Differences Nov. 26, 2012
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Latest News Affecting the Dairy Industry
Soil health experts to speak to California farmers Dec. 10 and 11
Innovative soil enhancement practices are being researched and implemented around the world, but haven’t caught...
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WUD director nominations being accepted
Nominations are being accepted for candidates interested in running for a seat on the Western...
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WUD tells EPA ethanol mandate impacting California dairy families
“If you eat, if you utilize any type of motorized transportation, if you care about...
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Sampling soil for phosphorus still a requirement
by Paul Sousa, Director of Environmental Services, Western United Dairymen
The Central Valley Water Board has...
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Sen. Anthony Cannella: ‘We are committed to solving this problem’
Sen. Anthony Cannella (R-Ceres), a key member of the California Senate Agriculture Committee, says that...
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Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese wins conservation award
The Sand County Foundation, the California Farm Bureau Federation and Sustainable Conservation are proud to...
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$398 million not enough
By Michael Marsh, CEO, Western United Dairymen
My article in the Update from a couple of...
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Senate Ag Chair Galgiani shares disappointment in CDFA ruling
Senate Ag Chair Galgiani shares disappointment in CDFA ruling
Sen. Cathleen Galgiani (D-Stockton), chairman of the...
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Passing: Jay Goold, former WUD manager
Jay Frank Goold, 78, former manager of Western United Dairymen, passed away peacefully on November...
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Sen. Tom Berryhill: ‘Thought we had an agreement’ on pricing issues
Sen. Tom Berryhill (R-Modesto) sits on the Senate Agriculture Committee. A Stanislaus County farmer, Tom...
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Dairy producers need to be prepared for minimum wage increase
By Anthony P. Raimondo
Governor Jerry Brown has signed a bill making California the first state...
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State extends price increase for California dairy operators
California agriculture officials on Tuesday extended a temporary price increase to the state's struggling dairy...
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CDFA’s billion dollar blunder
Oct. 11, 2013 - - By Michael Marsh, CEO, Western United Dairymen
An administrative hearing held...
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Dairy Leaders travel to mid-west, nation's capital on political advocacy tour
By Melissa Lema, field representative for districts 1, 3, 10, and California Dairy Leaders class...
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New convention website for Western United Dairymen
Western United Dairymen has launched a website dedicated to the WUD convention set to be...
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Annual Convention March 5-7, 2014 in San Luis Obispo. 
