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Grass tetany, or hypomagnesaemia, is caused by a lack of magnesium and is common in lactating cows grazing lush spring pasture. Photo: Chris McCullough
14-02-2022 | Article

How dairy farmers can look out for grass tetany

Photo: (Generic) Cor Salverius
14-12-2021 | Article

UK dairy farmer: 92.5% of milk from forage

Photo: Misset
02-08-2021 | Article

Early tooth wear in dairy cattle

Cows in pasture in the Netherlands. - Photo: Wick Natzijl
12-07-2021 | Article

EU Grassland-based dairy: Benefits, strategies, key points

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: Shutterstock
16-11-2020 | Article

Grazing: Considering the opportunities for dairy cows

The dairy farm in the evacuation zone is owned by John Bucher, and home to 700 dairy and 700 beef cattle. Photo: John Bucher
28-10-2020 | News

California fires: Impact on dairy farmers in the US

The Lely Exos concept is the first fully autonomous system for harvesting and feeding fresh grass in the barn during the growing season. Photo: Lely
08-10-2020 | News

Futuristic concepts incorporating circular dairy farming

Dairy farmer Adam Shorten has quite a bit of experience managing pasture use while reducing environmental impact on his Murragh Farm in Ireland. Photo: The National Dairy Council
19-08-2020 | Article

Increase pasture use: Steps to success

Drones have proven to be as accurate as the traditional methods of measuring pasture. Photo: Skyfront
10-08-2020 | Article

New technologies to help dairy farmers measure pasture