There’s a new online game from the “Got Milk” people called Get The Glass. It’s really worth a look if you have a few minutes. I think the animation and sound is some of the best I’ve seen.
It features the Adachi family who are bound and determined to steal a glass of milk from Ft. Fridge.
You’ve got to be careful though or you can get caught and be thrown into Milkatraz.
This is entirely different than the last aliens campaign. To support it they’ve got a tv campaign started. You can watch the first tv spot for the campaign on this YouTube video. I like the game way better than the spot.
I just love seeing these stories. With all the junk that’s on tv with stars who have no moral compass or sense of personal responsibility it’s good to see young people like this out there who I think are the real stars. There’s a new dairy princess in South Dakota. She’s Katie Norling of Beresford and she’s the 53rd South Dakota Dairy Princess.
Here’s your latest NAMA Bombers update courtesy of Jerry Povenmire.
You’re going to see a lot of smiles in these pictures. Wouldn’t you if you were handed the keys to a new truck?
Here you have Gordon Mammel, Bay City, Mich., (second from left) received the keys to his 2007 Chevrolet Silverado “FuelFlex” truck, at a March 12 presentation at Auburn Fertilizer, Auburn. From left, Bob Weisenberger, Pioneer Account Manager; Todd Schweitzer, Auburn Fertilizer, Pioneer Sales Representative; and Scott Iverson, Pioneer Key Accounts Manager-Biofuels, presented the truck to Mammel, one of three winners in the Technology That Fuels sweepstakes, highlighting the company’s commitment to biofuels and their importance in expanding agricultural markets and fuel options.
And finally here’s Gary Kuesel, Deshler, Ohio, (second from left) who received the keys to a 2007 Chevrolet Silverado “FuelFlex” truck, at a March 20 presentation at Mason Seed Sales, McClure. Jeff Mason, Pioneer sales representative, (far left) presented the truck to Kuesel, one of three winners in the Technology That Fuels sweepstakes, highlighting the company’s commitment to biofuels and their importance in expanding agricultural markets and fuel options. Additionally, Cathy Kuesel and Kevin Smith, Pioneer area sales manager for northern Ohio, attended the presentation.
You’ve got to love the reference to the midwest as the Napa Valley of Beef on the new 
An agreement that calls for over a billion dollars in investment is 
Over the life of the collaboration, the two companies will dedicate a joint budget of potentially $1.5 billion/euro 1.2 billion to fund a dedicated pipeline of yield and stress tolerance traits for corn, soybeans, cotton and canola. The joint pipeline will include the companies’ existing and planned yield and stress tolerance programs and be comprised of projects generated by independent plant biotechnology discovery and research from each company. The first product developed as part of this collaboration is expected to be commercialized in the first half of the next decade.
I can’t believe the 
Ramey has served as CFO for the Beef Board for about 13 years, whereby he has been responsible for all accounting and financial functions of the Board. Prior to his work for CBB, Ramey was an audit manager with a major accounting firm and was director of operations and director of worldwide internal audit for an international software company. 
A new organization has been launched to increase consumer trust in our food supply. The 
It’s been an interesting day. Activities included getting ready for the NAMA convention and our ZimmComm/Truffle booth as well as numerous client calls and new project discussions. The first quarter here at ZimmComm has been record setting and a benchmark for the future.
Thursday is World Water Day and the Food & Agriculture Organization is 