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Cows consuming timothy harvested 3 times per year had greater organic matter digestibility, greater energy-corrected milk yield, and lower methane yield. Photo: Michel Velderman
27-02 | News

How do grass species and harvesting impact milk and methane?

Grazing dairy cows on temperate pastures
31-01-2024 | Article

Grazing dairy cows on temperate pastures

Northern Ireland: Innovation to reduce slurry build-up
13-07-2023 | News

Northern Ireland: Innovation to reduce slurry build-up

Recent research has emphasized the beneficial effects of white clover inclusion in perennial ryegrass (PRG) on animal performance due to its ability to biologically fix nitrogen. Photo: Canva
30-05-2023 | Article

Profitable grazing strategies for dairy cows

The spring rotational planner aims to create a wedge of grass in front of the cows at different heights, making it easier to control the grazing areas. Photo: Twan Wiermans
22-03-2023 | News

Spring rotation planner to maximise grass intake

Zero grazing could be a better option when other feed costs increase, depending on the cost of harvesting and hauling the grass. Photo: Koos Groenewold
29-08-2022 | Article

How does zero grazing for dairy cows measure up?

Well-managed, high-quality grass is beneficial to the animal, the sward, the environment and the farmer. - Photo: Picasa
25-08-2021 | Article

Ensuring repeat grass growth is essential

Understanding the bionomics of infestation and the appropriate ways of dealing with the poisonous plants and the grazing animals are aspects that are key to avoiding many problems. Photo: Shutterstock
07-04-2021 | Article

Poisonous plants and their effects on grazing cows

Photo: Mark Pasveer
06-04-2021 | News

Ensure grass reseeding success

Even after severe droughts, white clover has the capacity to reappear from seeds on the ground. Photo: Joseph Vary
09-03-2021 | Article

Exploring the benefits of perennial legumes in milk production