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Maureen DeBruin evaluates several traits in dairy cattle as a classifier for Holstein Association USA. Classification enables dairy producers to compare their cattle to breed averages. They can define type-trait trends from one generation to the next, among other dairy-management goals.
"Pick a career you enjoy and one where you feel like you'll make a difference," says Maureen DeBruin of Jefferson, Wisconsin.
Editor’s note: This article is the next in a series of articles featuring the leaders of the Association of Women in Agriculture Benefit Corporation.
Lynn Grooms writes about the diversity of agriculture, including the industry’s newest ideas, research and technologies as a staff reporter for Agri-View based in Wisconsin. Email lgrooms@madison.com to contact her.
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Maureen DeBruin evaluates several traits in dairy cattle as a classifier for Holstein Association USA. Classification enables dairy producers to compare their cattle to breed averages. They can define type-trait trends from one generation to the next, among other dairy-management goals.
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