calves

Don t forget the dry cows! Photo: Herbert Wiggerman

09-11-2017 | Article

Don’t forget the dry cows!

More analgesics with routine calf procedures. Photo: Koos Groenewold

26-10-2017 | Article

More analgesics with routine calf procedures

Watch the spring nutrient gap. Photo: RBI

24-05-2017 | Article

Watch the spring nutrient gap

Photo: Joris Telders

16-03-2017 | Article

Milk with residues: Feed for calves?

A calf must receive an adequate amount of high quality colostrums soon after calving. <em>Photo: Ruud Ploeg</em>

17-11-2016 | Article

Factors affecting colostrum quality and utilisation

The use of seaweed extract in cattle feed

03-11-2016 | Article

The use of seaweed extract in cattle feed

Photo: Henk Riswick

20-10-2016 | Article

Improving calf health in Denmark

Adding RFCs to the calf's milk or milk replacer from birth, and throughout the animal's life cycle, can help improve immune function by providing a defense mechanism for pathogenic bacteria the animal is exposed to during its life. Photo: Emmy Koeleman

20-10-2016 | Article

A healthy start begins with good immunity

The ability for a calf to absorb the much needed antibodies from the colostrum decreases after the first 24 hours from birth as the gut barrier loses its permeability. <em>Photo: Ton Kastermans</em>

25-08-2016 | Article

Creating the best start for calves

Using livestock scales to measure animal performance

04-05-2016 | Article

Using livestock scales to measure animal performance