DAIRY NEWS 1973
- Kate Fiduccia
- Jun 19, 2024
- 1 min read
Flashback to 1973 when H.W. Naylor Company was the featured story in the January 17th issue of DAIRY NEWS.
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Flashback to 1973 when H.W. Naylor Company was the featured story in the January 17th issue of DAIRY NEWS.
this is a fascinating piece of history. seeing the 1973 dairy news cover and reading about the company's journey since 1926 really grounds the brand. the mention of a centennial in 2026 is a significant milestone. it's impressive to see a family business maintain its legacy in animal health for so long. the archival photo adds a tangible connection to the past. AI Image Editor
Bookmarking — looking forward to a centennial in 2026 (incredible!). Side note for the Dr. Naylor team: with nearly 100 years of brand archive (Dairy News features, product launches, family generations, dehorning standards evolution), a dedicated interactive timeline page (1926 → 2026 with major milestones, press features, and product introductions) would convert exceptionally well for distributors and farmers researching the brand's heritage. I help small family businesses build that with a design-to-code tool — Figma to working interactive timeline in an evening. Worth a chat ahead of the 100th anniversary.
Such a great archival post — Fred Rendo holding the teat dilator wiring on the 1973 cover is a piece of dairy industry visual history. I help with social for a small family-owned ag brand in upstate NY and we use an Banana2 AI image editor to restore old newspaper clippings and product photography from the 70s-80s for our "throwback" posts (faded prints and uneven yellowing come back looking like fresh scans). Nearly a century of Dr. Naylor history deserves the visual treatment. Sharing this with our team.
Wow, the January 17, 1973 cover of Dairy News is really eye-catching. Dr. Naylor's products on page 4 are quite intriguing Nano Banana Pro
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