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How milk reduction at weaning affects dairy calves

27-03 | Article

Energy crisis: What it means for South African dairy farmers

In the last few years, a growing number of farms have been switching to breeding Holstein cows. Photo: Ronald Hissink

09:00 | News

Diminishing Russian dairy cattle breeds

The farm moved towards more protein autonomy without degrading the productivity of the herd. Photo: Marie-Christine Pioche

24-03 | Article

France: A dairy farm with a passion for protein self-sufficiency

Janis Irbe, chairman of the board of the Council of cooperation of agricultural organizations, estimated that the wholesale price of raw milk in Latvia stood at €0.2 per litre, nearly half of the price farmers currently get in other European markets. Photo: Canva

23-03 | News

Latvia and Lithuania’s dairy sector seeking support

From better feed management to the latest progress in automation, there are many aspects that can assist in keeping a dairy operation running as cost-efficiently as possible. Photo: Misset

23-03 | News

Watch seminar on demand: Maximising dairy farm profits

The spring rotational planner aims to create a wedge of grass in front of the cows at different heights, making it easier to control the grazing areas. Photo: Twan Wiermans

22-03 | News

Spring rotation planner to maximise grass intake

Dairy cows in the transition period are more prone to longer headlock times because of the necessity to closely monitor the animal for post-calving evaluations and treatment of health disorders. Photo: Jan Willem Vliet

20-03 | Article

How lock-up time affects dairy productivity

Dairy experts share their views...

06-03 | Expert opinion

Fat nutrition in dairy diets – what are the latest findings?

28-02 | Expert opinion

Is it better to have many employees on a dairy farm?

02-01 | Expert opinion

Optimising gut integrity

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EuroTier: A spotlight on dairy innovations

24-11-2022 | News

EuroTier: A spotlight on dairy innovations

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