Julie Berry is a published researcher and science-trained journalist with a passion for connecting people with science. She develops and implements communication strategies to increase outreach of PRO-DAIRY research, education and programs. She writes for and edits The Manager insert published in Progressive Dairy magazine, promotes educational programs through print, online news and social media, publishes an e-newsletter, designs brand materials, manages the PRO-DAIRY website, and writes and publishes annual report. She also serves on the Cornell Cooperative Extension Organizational Sustainability core leadership committee.
Prior to joining PRO-DAIRY in 2011, she led the New York Animal Agriculture Coalition, was a dairy educator for Cornell Cooperative Extension, worked as a daily news journalist, and as marketing director of a zoo. She has worked as a national park ranger and is a certified yoga teacher. She also partnered with CALS Office of Marketing & Communications, including writing content for the Cornell Initiative for Digital Agriculture website, and has served on the CALS Alumni Association Board of Directors.
Research publications
Harris, D.H., J.R. Berry, and D.E. Bauman 1995. Temporal pattern of metabolic adaptations of porcine adipose tissue cultured with porcine somatotropin (pst). 77th Annual Meeting of the Endocrine Society, Washington, D.C. (Abs). 349.
Kelly, M.L., J.R. Berry, D.A. Dwyer, D.E. Bauman, M.E. Van Amburgh and J.M. Griinari. 1997. Effect of dietary fatty acid sources on conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) levels in milk from lactating dairy cows. ADSA Annual Meeting. (Abs). J. Dairy Sci. 80 ( Sup. 1.) 243.
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