Hoof Management
Hoof Management Maintaining hoof integrity is a critical foundation of every dairy. When a cow experiences foot discomfort or lameness, her behavior shifts; she will typically spend less time at the feed bunk and more time lying down to alleviate pressure. This will lead to a drop in milk production. To protect the herd’s health […]
READ MORE
Parasites in Dairy Cattle – Prevention and Treatment
Parasites in Dairy Cattle – Prevention and Treatment All cattle are negatively impacted by biting flies (unless flies are controlled) and sometimes other external parasites like lice, mites or ticks. Lice and mites cause skin irritation and itching. This can reduce production or damage fences and equipment as the animals rub on any available surface. […]
READ MORE
Optimal Calf Feeding from Day One
Optimal Calf Feeding from Day One In today’s dairy world, the success of calves is often decided in the first few months of life. The first few weeks, particularly, can get calves off to a strong growth potential if managed correctly. Getting an optimal rate of gain is a balance between liquid and solid nutrition, […]
READ MORE
