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Sustainable dairy with greater efficiency

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France: Phytogenics to reduce antibiotic use at dairy farms

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Boosting the rumen for better digestion

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Arla Foods dairy coop launches new 5-year strategy

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Visual lameness scoring is the most common method to evaluate lameness, as it is easy to use and cheap to implement, but it is time-consuming and labour-intensive. Photo: Shutterstock
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