From the December 24, 1981 edition of The Wayne Herald:
Dairy day programs
While animals are sometimes given "free choice" of feedstuffs made available to them, dairy producers were offered the opportunity to stop at any of several stations during University of Nebraska area dairy day programs to hear various discussions by computer system corporation representatives and NU specialists.
For the first time at this type of meeting, 16 stations were set up in the Christensen Field meeting site at Fremont, with the University or commercial experts at each station having six minutes to discuss a topic or equipment.
Small groups of producers rotated from station to station, according to their interests. Both producers and university animal scientists who planned the sessions declared the arrangement a success.
Here, Don Kubik NU extension dairyman at the Northeast Station, Concord, discusses the pros and cons of combined parlor/ lot feeding methods.
