This Issue: American Dairymen September 2023

In This IssueMastitis in Dairy CowsRespiratory Diseases and the Youngest HerdmatesTMR BenefitsManaging Your Dairy HerdReduce Cross Sucking in Group Raised CalvesMore Than Just Fly ControlThe Impact of Mastitis on Dairy Goats

Previous Issues

January 2010 Issue

Assisted Birthing with Cesarean Sections Learn what signs of distress to look for and what preemptive measures can be taken to reduce the risk when a C-Section is necessary. Will There Be Any Private Dairies Left? The size of the average U.S dairy is up and the number of small dairies is dwindling. Learn why these numbers are shifting and what this means for the future of small dairies. Manure Management Sustainably Taking Care of Our Environment Read how Randy and Jennifer Gross of Prairie Gold Dairy, LLC, in Elkton, South Dakota are taking manure management seriously by being good stewards of the land, good neighbors and good business people.

December 2009 Issue

VanEss Dairy Travels 1,500 Miles to Relocate in Northwest Iowa Read how one family put their motto to the test by deciding to move 1,500 miles and relocate 3,000 head of cattle to improve their business. The Safety of rBST Learn if Pilosec is safe to use in dairy cattle. Read information that we obtained in the Recombinant Bovine Somatotropin (rBST): A Safety Assessment report from Elanco who recently purchased Pilosec. American Dairymen Product Review 2010 Trucks

November 2009 Issue

Effects of Flooring on Lameness in Dairy Cattle: 90% of the lameness in the average dairy herd is from foot injuries. Read about flooring options that can help decrease this number in your operation.We Need a Little Relief Right Now: With prices for milk at a three decad low, read sixth generation Fulton, MD dairy farmer, Charles Lager’s thoughts on how to keep going. American Dairymen Product Preview: Quality tools and equipment to help your operation maintain success.

October 2009 Issue

Parasite Management - Parasite management tips that will keep your herd healthy, comfortable and productive while controlling expenses. Natural Dairy Patterns- Researchers have found a link between productivity and letting your cows do what comes naturally. American Dairymen Product Review: Cow Comfort Heating. American Dairymen Product Preview: Tools and equipment for today’s dairymen

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