Counting down! Webinar on Advanced Dairy Farming A countdown! CowManager, Celtic Sea Minerals and dairy advisor Kristine Piccart will present at the Advanced...
Dairy Global magazine edition 4: From equipment to calf care The 4th edition highlights some new machines that have a huge role in dairy farming, smart farming and we go...
Finding ways to reduce ammonia emissions on dairy farms Livestock-heavy countries around the world are under pressure to reduce their ammonia emissions. We look at...
Maize: Ensure an airtight seal in the clamp Maize silage is a high energy crop especially suitable for demanding cows but it can be an expensive forage to...
Dairy Diary: September business update What did the month of September unveil in the dairy industry? From the latest dairy tech to acquistions, let’s...
Dairy tech: Key for successful and profitable farming The Global Dairy Tech Start-up Spotlight event will hone in on cutting-edge dairy technology to maximise...
SPACE 2020: Dairy innovation award winners At the digital edition of SPACE 2020 this year, 26 innovations were selected as award winners. The Innov'Space...
Dairy farm: Low cost changes for more profit A 150-cow dairy farm in Staffordshire, UK has seen milk yield increase by 225 litres a day following the...
Russian ban on Dutch feed additives hurts livestock sector A complete ban on the import of feed additives from the Netherlands has left the Russian livestock industry...
Virtual Animal AgTech Innovation Summit approaching This year’s Animal AgTech Innovation Summit will be held online on 14 September and will showcase an exciting...
Interview: Christie Chavis, DSM Animal Nutrition and Health Animal production has to ramp up its output tremendously in the years to come to be able to meet the demands of...
Swiss animal nutrition increases output with new system Animal farming in Switzerland has changed a lot over the past decades. As the number of stock farmers grew, so...
Precision vital in cost-effective milk production If precision is key to cost-effective milk production, understanding the true energy values of fats will...
Dairy Diary: August business update What did the month of August unveil in the dairy industry? Let’s see what took place and what’s new.
Dairy Global magazine: Edition 3 is here The 3rd edition of Dairy Global magazine is here! This edition focuses on automation, health, emissions, heat...
Simple feed changes can save farmers hundreds per cow Farmers can save up to AU$300 (US $210) per cow by making simple feed changes in the first 100 days of lactation.
5 ways nutritionists can reduce methane in dairy cows Methane (CH4) and belching cows have been a media hot topic for some time now and the body of science around CH4...
Dairy cows: Top 5 sustainable approaches to protein... The symbiotic relationship between the dairy cow and the rumen microbial population is the cornerstone of...
Collaboration is key in tackling lameness The saying goes ‘there’s no I in team’ and this is never truer than when it comes to tackling lameness. Lameness...
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...
Aiming for a seamless transition period Controlling energy consumption during the dry cow period through the incorporation of low energy ingredients...
Foetal programming: Large impact for your dairy herd Recent research has demonstrated that plane of nutrition during gestation can influence the performance and...
Interview: Startup Volta Greentech on reducing methane Making cows belch less methane, that’s the mission of the Swedish startup Volta Greentech. But how? By...
Bee propolis improves calf health Can bees offer more than just honey? Their craftwork ‘propolis’ has emerged to be a feed additive of value to...
Hoof health: 5 Prevention and control strategies Hoof health problems are major issues in dairy cattle that can cause tremendous economic losses.
Strategies to reduce nitrogen for more efficient ruminants Reducing the amount of nitrogen that ruminants excrete is not only better for the environment but is also an...
Feeding dairy cows for performance The ability of a cow to remain healthy depends on many factors, not least its immune system.
Increase pasture use: Steps to success Here we dive into the latest findings on how to increase use of pasture and explore and face the challenges that...
The hidden risks of maize silage New research shows dairy cows’ vulnerability to established and emerging mycotoxins and sheds light on their...
Dairy cows benefit from fatty acids in early lactation Research from Michigan State University (US) shows that fatty acid supplementation through early lactation...
3 key factors for optimal herd health and performance Numerous factors can impact dairy herd health and performance, including genetics, management, housing and...
Promising efforts to lower enteric methane Researchers around the world are searching for new ways to lower emissions.
Strategies in successful transition to pasture There are many dairy farmers who would like to transition their entire herd, or just their heifers, to pasture...
Canola meal in dairy rations New research explains why use of this high-protein ingredient has increased in many countries.
Feeding the future: A sustainable approach to dairy farming What does the science say? What is the data telling us? These questions driving conversations around human...
Mitigating methane production in the rumen Several feeding strategies can be adopted to reduce methane production in the rumen. In this article, however,...
Interview: Many possibilities to lower emissions through... Jan Dijkstra, animal feed expert at Wageningen University & Research (WUR), sees many possibilities to decrease...
Intercropping effects on cow feed, milk production and costs What are the effects of various intercrops on feed utilisation and milk production of dairy cows? And which...