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FARM JOURNAL MEDIA, DAIRY GIRL NETWORK ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP
Source: Farm Journal Media news release

Today, Dairy Girl Network and Farm Journal Media announce an exclusive media partnership through Farm Journal's flagship dairy brand Dairy Herd Management, with the goal of extending the outreach and relationships between dairy women across the country. Dairy Girl Network (DGN) is an organization supporting all women in dairy by enhancing lives and creating opportunities.

"The partnership with Farm Journal and its dairy publication, Dairy Herd Management, allows our fast-growing organization to reach more women and provide connections, ideas and encouragement," says Laura Daniels, Dairy Girl Network Founder and President.

"We are proud to have an organization with immense reach and rich history as our media partner. This partnership is an important vote of confidence that the work of the Dairy Girl Network is relevant. It sends a signal that the dairy industry as a whole believes in the value of a group dedicated to personal and professional growth of women."

Through this partnership, Dairy Herd Management will provide resources to support and enhance the prominent role women play in today's dairy industry. The effort will aid Dairy Girl Network in connecting dairy women across the country, whether they are just starting and looking for guidance and mentorship or veterans who have incredible experience to share.

"Women are an incredibly important, integral part of the dairy industry, as dairy owners, managers and employees, and throughout all areas of our supporting allied industry infrastructure. We see Dairy Girl Network's rapid growth and enthusiastic membership base as an indication of the desire among dairy women to have a way to meet, inspire and support one another," says Jim Dickrell, editor of the Dairy Herd Management.


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