Dairy experts share their views... - Dairy Global

Photo: Shutterstock

02-01 | Expert opinion

Optimising gut integrity

Provide shade for cows or youngstock to help combat heat stress. Seeking shade is a clear sign that they are trying to avoid the sun. Photo: Snorri Sigurdsson

19-12-2022 | Expert opinion

Cooling dairy cows in Africa does not have to be complicated

Failing to meet nutrient requirements of the cow may have both a direct impact on immune function to prevent mastitis as well as increasing the cow’s susceptibility to mastitis. Photo: Canva

07-12-2022 | Expert opinion

Dairy cow nutrition and mastitis

Photo: Shutterstock

03-11-2022 | Expert opinion

Collaboration is the key

Farmers bring their milk to special milk collection sites like this one. Photo: Snorri Sigurdsson

17-10-2022 | Expert opinion

Improving milk quality in Nigeria is a marathon not a sprint

The White Fulani cows have today an average yield of 1.5-2 kg per day, less than the Sana goat breed that is widely used in Europe. Photo: Barbara Fouchet

08-09-2022 | Expert opinion

African dairy farmers should take bigger steps

Pellets minimises feed waste, prevent behavioural feed sorting and because of their concentrated form, animals tend to perform well because of evenly receive nutrients per individual meal. Photo: Mark Pasveer

06-07-2022 | Expert opinion

The plus side of pelleting in dairy nutrition

Specialised milk can cooling unit powered by the sun. Photo: Serap

20-06-2022 | Expert opinion

Nigeria: Using the sun to cool milk

Research has indicated that NSAIDs do play an important role in the treatment of digital dermatitis resulting in reduced pain, improved mobility scores and increased milk yields. Photo: Mark Pasveer

25-05-2022 | Expert opinion

NSAIDs – a solution to treating digital dermatitis?

Some are farmers because their ancestors were farmers and the environment expects them to be farmers. This is the case with many pastoralist farmers here in Nigeria. Photo: Snorri Sigurdsson

21-04-2022 | Expert opinion

Dairy farmers need different advice for the same issues

Ingesting rumen with high levels of numerous different moulds and mycotoxins depresses rumen fermentability and NDF degradability. Photo: Maryin Sandburg

07-04-2022 | Expert opinion

Effective control of aflatoxins in dairy cows

Practical training in Nigeria: Photo: Snorri Sigurdsson

28-02-2022 | Expert opinion

A dairy journey in Africa: Why Nigeria?