Dairyland Laboratories will remain open amid COVID-19

March 26, 2020

Following those guidelines, all Dairyland Laboratories locations will remain open and conduct normal business for the foreseeable future. We are implementing a range of measures that will minimize risk to our staff and, at the same time, allow us to keep serving your testing needs.

Please stay healthy and safe during this time. Reach out to your closest lab location manager or sales person with any questions or concerns you may have. Questions can also be directed to Kyle Taysom and Dave Taysom at (608) 323-2123.

Looking for tools or information?

Dairyland's website has details for customers.
Our Sample Management Center and e-sample options help with sample submission.
Our YouTube channel has a variety of tutorial videos.

—From a Dairyland Laboratories news release

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