Mastitis in Dairy Cows
Mastitis in Dairy Cows By Heather Smith Thomas Mastitis simply means inflammation and/or infection in one or more quarters of the udder. Signs of mastitis often include swelling, heat, redness and pain in the udder. Acute mastitis can cause fever, depression, loss of appetite and weight, septicemia, and death. Mastitis can also become chronic if […]
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Changing Consumer Preferences Reshape Dairy Market
Changing Consumer Preferences Reshape Dairy Market Dairy has always been a familiar part of the everyday diet, but the way people consume dairy products is changing. Consumers are becoming more conscious about nutrition, ingredients, convenience, and even the environmental impact of food production. As a result, the dairy foods industry is moving beyond traditional milk […]
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Manure Management for Modern Dairy Farms
Manure Management for Modern Dairy Farms By Jessica Graham Manure is something every dairy farm deals with every single day. A lactating dairy cow produces roughly 18 gallons of manure per day, and that volume adds up quickly. How producers handle, store, treat, and apply manure directly affects soil fertility, environmental stewardship, herd safety, and farm profitability. Today’s manure […]
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