The regulatory affairs of the State of the California are ever changing, and it’s important for dairy producers to be aware of them. That’s why organizations like Western United Dairymen exist, to not only support dairy producers in complying with the changes, but also to lobby on behalf of the industry to limit some of these negative changes impacted the dairy industry. Watch this brief interview with Paul Sousa from Western United Dairymen, who provided an update on proposed increases in California Water Board fees for dairies and air quality compliance issues with dairy vehicles. Read more in California Dairy Magazine.
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