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Managing the risk of mastitis in wet weather

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Managing cow welfare in the winter months

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All the milk produced by the cows on the farm is used in the farm's own dairy factory, where it produces traditional Lebanese products. Photo: Chris McCullough

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Dietary inulin supplementation enhances the ability to resist oxidative stress and improves the immune system in dairy cows. Photo: Canva

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Health benefits of inulin in mid-lactating cows

as much as possible endeavor to employ technicians and maintenance workers with experience working on a farm. Photo: Marten Sandburg

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