Connect with Experts on Burnout and Grassed Waterways

Next week’s episodes of The Dairy Signal® from Professional Dairy Producers® (PDP) offer dairy producers an opportunity to connect with experts. Specifically, these sessions will cover two highly timely topics. First, on Tuesday, you will learn how to identify and address burnout. Then, on Thursday, the discussion shifts to maximizing the impact of grassed waterways.

Tuesday, July 28: Managing Burnout
Burnout never happens overnight. Consequently, recognizing it early makes all the difference. Tune in to gain practical tips for handling burnout for yourself and your team.

• • Presenter: Monica Kramer McConkey, LPC, Rural Behavioral Health Counselor & Consultant, Eyes on the Horizon Consulting, LLC.

Thursday, July 30: Evaluating Grassed Waterways
Grassed waterways remain one of the most effective tools to reduce soil erosion. In addition, they protect water quality. Unfortunately, operators often overlook them. Learn why these tools matter more than ever. Furthermore, find out why fall offers the ideal time to install and maintain them.

• • Presenter: Todd Prill, Northwest Region Outreach Specialist, Ag Water Quality Program, University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension.

Earn Continuing Education Credits
To add value, Dairy AdvanCE® (DACE) accredits every episode. As a result, dairy producers, industry professionals, and students can earn continuing education units (CEUs). You can earn these credits by watching live or recorded sessions. Ultimately, this online tool simplifies how dairy farmers find, track, and manage their CEUs. To learn more, visit www.DairyAdvance.org.

Broadcast Details
In summary, The Dairy Signal is a weekly series of educational episodes. The program delivers practical insights and resources across the food-system value chain. Episodes air live from 12:00–1:00 PM CT each Tuesday and Thursday. Importantly, live sessions give attendees the chance to engage in open Q&A with speakers. Alternatively, you can access recorded sessions shortly after the broadcast ends.