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Maintaining a high standard of feed quality is a top priority at Crespi Invernizzi. Photos: Alltech
12-06 | Article

Sustainable dairy farming in Italy: The Crespi Invernizzi approach

Dietary alterations including adding high-quality liquid feed, readily fermentable carbohydrates, high-graded forage, probiotics, and volatile fatty acids improves early rumen development in dairy calves. Photo: Canva
10-06 | Article

6 nutrition strategies that impact rumen development in calves

The cows graze from April to October. Initially, only during the day, when there is sufficient grass growth they graze day and night, with a TMR support for evening milking. Photo: Robert Bodde
09-06 | Article

Dairy farmer in Scotland keeps costs low but uncertain about succession

The periparturient period is a time of high demand, during which a shortage of vital nutrients needed for production and body maintenance can disrupt homeostasis. Photo: Mark Pasveer
19-05 | Article

Boosting reproduction and milk yield in transition cows

Photo: Alltech Technology Group
15-05 | Article

Creating a sustainable, profitable future for agriculture

Cows fed a diet, containing 15% whole cottonseed produced milk with 0.2% more fat and produced 5% more milk fat per day than cows not receiving cottonseed. Photo: Peter Roek
12-05 | Article

Feeding dairy cows cottonseed helps increase milk fat

The state of California has confirmed the most cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza in dairy cows to date. Photo: Canva
05-05 | Article

Avian influenza: Expert talks about spread, risks and response in cows and poultry

Will Hinton and Kali Rangiawhia milk 350 cows in a sharemilk operation on New Zealand's North Island. Photos: Will Hinton
21-04 | Article

NZ dairy farmer: Former sheep shearer excels at sharemilking

At Grupo Chiavassa, the barns house 1,700 Holsteins and their young cattle. The family business shows how tradition and innovation can coexist in perfect harmony. Photos: Nicolás d'Allessandro
14-04 | Article

Argentinian dairy farm in great financial shape with €13m investment planned

Photo: Mark Pasveer
27-03 | Article

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