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Amy Kyllo

Amy Kyllo

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Staff Writer, Dairy Star

Minneapolis-St.Paul

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Total articles 82

  • Surviving a bull chase

    By Amy Kyllo| Dairy Star Verified STEWARTVILLE, Minn. — On Sept. 7, 2024, dairy farmer Willie Dux went out to his beef cow pasture by himself to sort out the bull. The day would prove pivotal, pushing him to sell the cows and partially retire one week later. The bull, which had been underperforming, also had recently been tangled in some barbed wire, leaving the animal with a missing toe. Willie, who has dairy farmed his entire life near Stewartville, said he did not think twice about being out with the animal.

    By Amy Kyllo · Dairy Star

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • A remarkable spread

    By Amy Kyllo| Dairy Star Verified OWATONNA, Minn. — Ninety-six square feet of table-top real estate holds about two-thirds of Scott Krause’s butter box collection. The 8- by 12- foot table space holds about 980 boxes. And yes, these are butter boxes, the small, branded cardboard containers which hold four sticks of buttery deliciousness. “It’s an addiction,” Krause said.

    By Amy Kyllo · Dairy Star

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • Surviving a bull chase

    By Amy Kyllo| Dairy Star Verified STEWARTVILLE, Minn. — On Sept. 7, 2024, dairy farmer Willie Dux went out to his beef cow pasture by himself to sort out the bull. The day would prove pivotal, pushing him to sell the cows and partially retire one week later. The bull, which had been underperforming, also had recently been tangled in some barbed wire, leaving the animal with a missing toe. Willie, who has dairy farmed his entire life near Stewartville, said he did not think twice about being out with the animal.

    By Amy Kyllo · Dairy Star

    Apr. 12, 2025

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Dairy Star

Dairy Star is a Minnesota-based media company focused on agricultural journalism, specifically for dairy farmers in the Upper Midwest. Established over 35 years ago and owned by Star Publications LLC, it distributes free print, online, and electronic publications to dairy producers in states like Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa. The company reaches about one-third of U.S. dairy producers, catering to both large-scale operations and smaller farms. Dairy Star publishes a variety of content, including news, lifestyle features, and technical guidance on topics such as sustainability and farm management. It collaborates with agricultural suppliers and service providers, offering resource guides for services like excavation and crop insurance. The company emphasizes its niche expertise in dairy, maintaining a dedicated focus on dairy-specific challenges and innovations while ensuring its content is accessible to all producers.

Sauk Centre, Minnesota, United States

+1 320-352-6303

Founded: 1998