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Competition among dairy cattle for feed space may cause stress, production losses and health issues. Photo: Herbert Wiggerman

21-03 | Article

How do cows perform under different housing systems?

Highly soluble carbohydrate in corn silage, for example, has more effect on increasing the ammonia level in the rumen compared with the cellulosic carbohydrate in alfalfa hay. Photo: Shutterstock

24-02 | Article

Manipulating rumen fermentation to improve performance

Face recognition helping prevent lameness Photo: Koos Groenewold

14-10-2021 | News

Face recognition helping prevent lameness

Photo: Nikki Natzijl

09-06-2021 | Article

Urease inhibitor: Reduce ammonia in the barn and on pasture

Photo: Roel Dijkstra Fotografie/ Marc Heeman

28-01-2021 | Article

14 Tips to decrease ammonia emissions in dairy cattle

Dairy farmer Henk van der Veen from Surhuizum uses slow-release urea and Protispar by Speerstra Feed Ingredients. This is 30% cheaper than additional rapeseed. He notices a slight increase in the levels. Photos: Anne van der Woude

27-01-2021 | Article

Influencing rumen microbes improves nitrogen efficiency

Photo: Hanskamp AgroTech BV

04-12-2020 | News

Eurotier Innovation Awards: CowToilet awarded gold

Photo: Henk Riswick

15-10-2020 | News

Finding ways to reduce ammonia emissions on dairy farms

Jan Dijkstra, animal feed expert at Wageningen University & Research (WUR). Photo: Koos Groenewold

09-07-2020 | Interview

Many possibilities to lower emissions through feed

Photo: Wageningen University & Research

02-07-2020 | News

What will the future dairy barn offer?

SlurryKat CEO Garth Cairns, left, with Daera Northern Ireland Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots, centre, and DUP MLA Jonathan Buckley. Photo: Chris McCullough

05-02-2020 | News

Governments push for low emission slurry spreading