Texas DHIA
Texas Dairy Herd Improvement Association, Inc.
Stephenville, Texas, United States
About
Founded in 1967, Texas DHIA is a dairy industry service provider based in Stephenville, United States selling testing & quality.
Texas DHIA is a producer-controlled cooperative association providing milk testing and herd management data to dairies. Founded in 1967 as the Texas Federation of Dairy Herd Improvement Associations at Texas A&M University, it was renamed the Texas Dairy Herd Improvement Association, Inc. in 1975. The company's main office and lab are in Stephenville, with a second office and lab in Canyon on the West Texas A&M University campus. Certified field service technicians collect milk weights and samples from cows and goats in the parlor or barn. Samples are analysed for components including butterfat, protein, somatic cell count, MUN and ketosis, and the company offers milk and blood pregnancy testing. Records are processed through partner dairy records processing companies and submitted to the CDCB, and the company works with the ADGA and MDGA for goat testing. The company serves Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Milk component testing
Milk testing service
Collection of milk weights and samples at the dairy, with lab analysis of fat, protein, SCC, MUN and ketosis components.
Milk and serum pregnancy testing
Pregnancy testing
Milk and blood serum pregnancy testing for cows or goats using IDEXX Alertys tests, with same-day results on samples received.
Goat milk testing
Milk testing service
Official and owner-sampler milk testing for dairy goat herds, with data submitted to the CDCB via records processors.
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QC certified field service technicians
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Most Improved Lab
