Summer mastitis: Fly control, costs and protection Mastitis is costly for any farmer and prevention is better than cure. How can we prevent summer mastitis?
SURVEY: Help us! Health Tool launching Soon Dairy Global will launch a Health Tool on dairyglobal.net. This tool will feature the main dairy cow...
Dairy Global edition 1: From Eurotier to Russia This first magazine edition of 2021 takes you on a journey through fighting mastitis to mixing seeds for higher...
New research to tackle mastitis and reduce AMR A new project has been announced which will tackle mastitis, a costly disease affecting many dairy herds, as...
Dairy Global 5: Feed strategies and key parlour decisions The latest edition of Dairy Global looks at the decisions to consider when installing a new milking parlour,...
Is your winter parlour hygiene routine in place? As the weather gets colder, common hygiene issues on dairy farms make their way to the forefront. Let’s uncover...
Research: DSCC method a viable tool in mastitis management A study confirms that looking more closely at the cell distribution in a milk sample can detect 18% more udder...
Brazil: Unique udder support method in the spotlight Zuniga Farm, in the city of Serranos, Minas Gerais state, has caught the attention of Brazilians as a result of...
Call on dairy farmers for M.bovis study Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) is curently urging dairy farmers to help with a project to find out the...
Covid-19: The impact on the dairy hygiene supply chain One thing we can be sure of is that the Covid-19 pandemic has brought much uncertainty in many sectors,...
Initiative to improve consistency in milk SCC The European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) announced the launch of the first certified reference...
From mastitis to ketosis: Uncover the Cow Health Special This year in August, Dairy Global readers all over the world will have access to a special magazine which will...
AI technology reduces antibiotic treatment in dairy cows Detecting the early signs of sickness as well as quick recovery of cows is key for animal health, welfare and a...
Australia: Zoetis sees strong growth in genomic testing Genomic testing is still in the early stages of adoption on dairy farms in Australia. But this financial year...
Dairy Global magazine: First edition of 2020 now online It’s the very first edition of the year and it’s packed with insights into mastitis and breeding. This edition...
Innovations dairy farmers should know about These days animal welfare does not go unnoticed by consumers and sustainability across the livestock sector is a...
How to maximise your dairy farm’s profit margins Profitability is not based only on the number of cows you have or even cow production rates.
6 tips for managing mastitis Mastitis, a type of inflammation of the udder, can be one of the most profit-inhibiting problems in the dairy...
Advancing frontiers of nutrition and immunology in dairy... ‘I have no energy’. Flu is exhausting. Millions of immunological cells are rushing to your lungs like a...
We’re wasting milk and antibiotics on mastitis Don’t you just hate that first lactating heifer with mastitis? In this blog I will explain what you can do about...
Tackling mastitis the right way Mastitis is considered to be one of the most costly dairy cattle diseases, making it highly relevant to dairy...
From kibbutzim to the Silicon Wadi: The Israeli agtech story Limited resources and little foreign trade have fostered innovation in Israeli agriculture. Today, Israel’s...
Automated herd management systems - what's on the market? Here we offer you an overview of how these systems work and their capabilities.
Russia’s strategy to tackle mastitis and antibiotics Russia is looking for new ways to deal with mastitis as the country is increasingly looking to curb...
7 tips to reducing mastitis during the dry period How to approach mastitis control? A recent Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) webinar shed...
Fighting mastitis with feed strategies Mastitis continues to be a problem for dairy producers, afflicting 15–20% of cows worldwide. We look at...
Grazing: Considering the opportunities for dairy cows Grazing plays an important role in milk production in most regions. The future is bright for this production...
Brush benefits: More than a grooming aid for dairy cows It is more than likely that you will encounter some strategically placed cow brushes on any given dairy farm as...
Milk analysis: Real-time technologies for better herd health In the case of dairy farmers, very rapid or real-time milk analysis technologies are now enabling the health...
Timing: A top priority in E. coli induced mastitis Cows infected with E. coli can get severely ill. Rapid intervention with supporting therapy should be a top...
Mycoplasma bovis mastitis: Prevention is crucial Treatment for Mycoplasma bovis-caused mastitis is disappointing at best. Prevention is key.
Quality minerals for improved udder health Mastitis is an inflammation of the udder, usually caused by the invasion of bacteria through the teat canal. It...
New ‘cure’ to tackle mastitis With such a great emphasis on reducing the use of antibiotics in livestock farming these days a number of new...
Can milk be an animal health indicator? A group of Dutch researchers have started a project to collect milk samples to find out if the milk from fresh...
Germany: Selective dry cow therapy is possible Careful management and cleanliness prove key to the success of selective dry cow therapy programmes.
Udder health: The type of somatic cells is key A German milk lab uses advanced milk-testing technology to help farmers make better herd level decisions.