Health & Nutrition

Viruses are quick. But we can be quicker. Viruses evolve. But so do we – through learning, leadership, and love for what we do. Photo: Canva

05-06 | Expert opinion

The century of viruses: From farmer to sentinel

Cow resistance is influenced by nutrition, stress and other circumstances. Photo: Jan Willem van Vliet

04-06 | News

Cow resistance is closely linked to dry period and start-up

Photo: Canva

02-06 | News

Flaxseed and pea protein feed could boost milk production and reduce methane

Levels of mycotoxins taken in the 1,087 samples covering China and Asia saw consistent rises in contaminated samples across the mycotoxins studied. Photo: Michel Zoeter

27-05 | News

Highest prevalence of mycotoxins found in the Far East

Dairy farmers worldwide must evolve alongside the threat of viruses. Photo: Canva

26-05 | Expert opinion

The century of viruses: A wake-up call from the cow barn

Soy transport in the port of Ghent, Belgium. Photo: Twan Wiermans

23-05 | News

A novel tool in the feed safety toolbox

Investigations of current mitigation measures reveal that they are insufficient to control, much less reverse, the prevalence of H5N1 in the country. Photo: Canva

22-05 | News

Which US states will see avian influenza emerge and which are at greater risk?

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

Cow health

Routine dairy testing is a proven way to improve product quality and production efficiency. Photo: Daniel Schwarz

24-08-2020 | Article

New advancements in udder health management

Digital dermatitis (DD) is a global cause of dairy cow lameness. Photo: Dr Guatteo

11-08-2020 | Article

New treatments for digital dermatitis

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