DBA Elects New Leaders

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The Dairy Business Association (DBA) announces the results of their board of directors elections, held Thursday, December 4th, in Madison, Wis.

Jerry Meissner was re-elected to DBA’s board of directors for a third term. Meissner owns Norm-E-Lane, Inc., a 2,000-cow operation near Chili, Wis., with his brother David, son Josh, and nephew Jeremy. The farm has been in the Meissner family since 1950. He has been a DBA member for six years and began his term as president of the DBA board of directors in January 2008.

Newly elected to the board was dairy producer Jim Winn. Winn is a part-owner and manager of Cottonwood Dairy in South Wayne, Wis. He began farming in 1976 at the age of 19 and joined forces with his neighbors, Randy and Brian Larson in 1998. The team now milks 1,400 cows.

Also elected to the board was corporate member Jen Keuning, an environmental scientist at Conestoga-Rovers and Associates (CRA). For the past two years, she has worked with numerous dairy farms in Wisconsin on the management and coordination of dairy facility design projects, waste storage facility sizing and designing, nutrient management and the development of comprehensive nutrient management plans (CNMPs). Prior to joining the staff at CRA, Keuning worked as a UW-Extension dairy agent for Kewaunee County.

3 Comments on “DBA Elects New Leaders”

  1. The third term given to Jerry Meissner as Dairy Business Association’s board of directors reinforces the faith on his abilities to carry forward the business. With Jim Winn, sure the DBA is destined to scale new heights.

  2. The third term given to Jerry Meissner as Dairy Business Association’s board of directors reinforces the faith on his abilities to carry forward the business. With Jim Winn, sure the DBA is destined to scale new heights.

  3. The third term given to Jerry Meissner as Dairy Business Association’s board of directors reinforces the faith on his abilities to carry forward the business. With Jim Winn, sure the DBA is destined to scale new heights.

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