Richard Stup's guest appearances

Richard Stup

DairyVoice Podcast

Aidan Connolly

Krysta Harden

David Jones

Laura Daniels

Tim Abbott

Brian Robbins

Katie Martin

Mike Opperman

Tom Vilsack

Alex Peterson

Mark Stephenson

Ricky Hall

Tom Gallagher

Fred Schonenberg

Elizabeth Olson

OwlTail

In episode 15 of DairyVoice podcast, Joel Hastings, Editor &amp; Publisher of DairyBusiness News talks about important items for dairy farm managers to consider in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic. Dr. Richard Stup, PhD, who heads the Agricultural Workforce Development program at Cornell University, is widely known for his personnel management expertise. In this episode, he tells us about a variety of issues to consider and plan for in keeping farm families and farm employees safe, and keeping the farm business running.What should the first steps be for a dairy manager? What about managing isolation, tracking, and communication with health authorities? Dr. Stup says to begin to plan right now.More information is also available at his website: http://agworkforce.cals.cornell.edu/.

In episode 15 of DairyVoice podcast, Joel Hastings, Editor &amp; Publisher of DairyBusiness News talks about important items for dairy farm managers to consider in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic. Dr. Richard Stup, PhD, who heads the Agricultural Workforce Development program at Cornell University, is widely known for his personnel management expertise. In this episode, he tells us about a variety of issues to consider and plan for in keeping farm families and farm employees safe, and keeping the farm business running.What should the first steps be for a dairy manager? What about managing isolation, tracking, and communication with health authorities? Dr. Stup says to begin to plan right now. More information is also available at his website: <a href="http://agworkforce.cals.cornell.edu/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://agworkforce.cals.cornell.edu/</a>.

Dr. Richard Stup of Cornell University discusses dairy farmers managing coronavirus