Calves

Dairy Diary: May s business update

28-05-2020 | News

Dairy Diary: May’s business update

Coccidiosis is a serious disease that can result in major economic impact, therefore managing coccidiosis is vital to ensure healthy calves. Photo: Henk Riswick

09-05-2020 | News

Coccidiosis: A look at when dairy calves are at higher risk

Rumen acidosis is a metabolic disease of cattle which can show clinical signs of the disease. Photo: Emmy Koelman

06-05-2020 | News

Using alkalised heifer rearing rations improves performance

A great way to give a calf a flying start in life is to use a cuddle box. Photo: Ad Bal

27-04-2020 | Article

How to ensure a calf gets the best start

Dairy Global magazine: Edition 2 now online

20-04-2020 | News

Dairy Global magazine: Edition 2 now online

The first-lactation heifers produce lower yields of colostrum and lower Ig concentration - calves born to these heifers are more susceptible to BCoV. Photo: Anne van der Woude

30-03-2020 | Article

A closer look at Bovine Coronavirus in calves

Photo: Cainthus

26-02-2020 | Interview

Cainthus CEO: Feed tech zooms in on each cow

Dairy diary: January's business update

29-01-2020 | News

Dairy diary: January’s business update

Fresh calved cows and older cows are kept in the pen bedded with woodchips. Photo: Chris McCullough

24-12-2019 | News

Dutch dairy farm: Benefits of woodchip bedding

Photo: Robin Britstra

18-12-2019 | News

Top barriers to successful transition management

Cows & climate

Research suggests that extending the grazing season by just one week can reduce ammonia emissions by 3.5%. Photo: Koos Groenewold

09-01 | Article

How refocused management can reduce ammonia emissions in dairy farming

Peter Lauwers, CEO of GEA Farm Technologies. Photo: Mark Pasveer

19-01-2023 | News

GEA: Dairy cow manure solution takes off

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