heat stress

The thing is that you can not only use the temperature as an indicator for risk of heat stress in cows because it also truly matters how humid or dry the air is. Photo: Canva

06-07 | Expert opinion

Are you sure your cows are not experiencing heat stress?

High-producing lactating cows and heat stress

27-06 | Article

High-producing lactating cows and heat stress

Phytogenics can help boost feed intake, thus maintaining adequate production and performance even during hot temperatures. Photo: Delacon

19-06 | Article

Phytogenic feed additives: Proven tool to mitigate heat stress

Maintaining the thermal comfort of animals naturally

19-06 | Article

Maintaining the thermal comfort of animals naturally

Photo: Phileo by Lesaffre

19-06 | Article

Measures to cope with rising temperatures and humidity

Photo: IFF

19-06 | Article

Nature’s osmolyte power to combat heat stress

Rising temperatures

19-06 | Expert opinion

Rising temperatures

Desert livestock. Two domestic cows (Bos taurus) and a dromedary camel (Camelus dromedarius) in the desert. Like the familiar cow, the dromedary is a domesticated animal. It is used as a beast of burden, while the cow is farmed for its milk, meat and hide. Photographed in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

19-06 | Article

Beating the heat

Photo: Canva

19-06 | Article

Thermal stress in swine

Photo: Canva

19-06 | Article

Probiotics that alleviate heat stress impact in poultry