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as much as possible endeavor to employ technicians and maintenance workers with experience working on a farm. Photo:  Marten Sandburg
13-01-2023 | Article

5 steps for an effective dairy farm maintenance plan

In case of subacute ruminal acidosis, a large amount of undigested feed escapes from the rumen and small intestine and causes extensive fermentation in the hindgut.
13-01-2023 | Article

Early-warning tool to evaluate subacute ruminal acidosis

Mulberry silage to promote dairy cow gut health
12-01-2023 | Article

Mulberry silage to promote dairy cow gut health

Magazine edition 5: Welfare and milking in the spotlight
12-01-2023 | News

Magazine edition 5: Welfare and milking in the spotlight

There has been some concern that providing feed 1x may result in slug feeding, which could predispose a cow to sub-acute rumen acidosis. Photo: Ton Kastermans
11-01-2023 | Article

Maintain cow gut health with proper feed and grazing management

Russia has been seen steadily falling for almost a decade, this is linked to "a craze for the Holstein breed." Photo: Canva
10-01-2023 | News

Russia losing dairy cows – blames imported genetics

Probiotic supplementation provides beneficial effects that promote growth performance while reducing digestive disorders. Photo: Joris Telders
10-01-2023 | Article

Probiotics and its impact on calf gut health

Like every edition, the conference took place at the Paris la Villette Convention Center, with more than 600 delegates. Photo: Philippe Caldier
09-01-2023 | Article

Dairy conference: Protein self-sufficiency and sustainability

A glance at Brazil’s dairy sector
09-01-2023 | Article

A glance at Brazil’s dairy sector

Weaker dairy markets but divergence between regions
06-01-2023 | News

Weaker dairy markets but divergence between regions

This analyses will allow farmers and vets to work together to identify the pattern of mastitis in their herd and control measures to be focused on where they are most effective. Photo: Canva
06-01-2023 | Article

Automated mastitis reports for dairy farmers

Dairy farmers have teamed up with researchers to test the practice on both milking cows and some youngstock and dry cows to find out if mob-grazing can add value to a dairy business. Photo: Canva
05-01-2023 | Article

Mob grazing for dairy – Can tall grass boost forage?

Jersey’s Minister for the Environment, Deputy Jonathan Renouf, said: “We don’t yet know, for sure, what has caused this devastating loss of so many of this dairy herd." Photo: Chris McCullough
03-01-2023 | News

Death of 100 cows on Jersey investigated

In October 2022, the Russian Agricultural Ministry warned about the widespread presence of so-called pseudo-organic products on grocery shelves. Photo: Canva
03-01-2023 | News

Organic legislation causing issues in Russia’s dairy industry

Dairy Diary: December business update
30-12-2022 | News

Dairy Diary: December business update

Proteins in normal silages are less efficiently utilised by animals than proteins in fresh crops. Photo: Ruud Ploeg
29-12-2022 | Article

Silage making: Problems and solutions

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