Precision dairy rationing tools improve milk production, profits
Maximizing nutrition in early lactation dairy diets can have long-lasting positive effects on production, fertility

NIR analysis aids in combating variability, identifying accurate nutrient, mineral parameters

Balanced nutrition greatly affects immune function, performance in transition cows

Nutrient requirements for fighting disease are quite different from those required for productive purposes.

Science also can make livestock more productive and environmentally friendly.

Almond producers in California are exploring the possibility of using almond hulls as feedstock for black solider flies, among other areas.

Trace minerals have critical roles in the immune function and cell metabolism in ruminants. For cows in transition or during early lactation

When it comes to effectively managing lameness in dairy and beef cattle, there is no magic bullet.

It starts with the calves; it always has. But we seem to be lacking in raising those calves to become excellent replacement heifers

As climate change becomes an omnipresent issue in global agriculture, heat stress in Europe will become an increasing issue in, not only the usual areas

Conventional breeding techniques for more milk production may be obvious. However, not so much is known about the underlying genetics

Intensive dairy farming demands very much from modern day dairy cows. Genetic improvement resulted in higher yield capacity and on average larger cows

Healthy reproduction status, organ functioning and milk production levels are important aspects in optimal performing ruminants

Lameness has an impact on milk production, welfare and herd profitability. It is a serious problem in many dairy herds worldwide

Supplementing pregnant cow diets with levels of selenium could improve the passive transfer of immunoglobulin to calves, say researchers.

Researchers in Brazil identify 35 genes associated with reproduction, milk composition, growth, meat, carcass, health and body conformation traits in Gir cattle

Dairy cows need optimal conditions to be productive. Warm climates like in the Middle East, do not contribute to achieving the goal

Despite years of research on mastitis and udder health, there are still many facets that need further exploration in order to get to grips with the disease.

Supplementing the diets of dairy cows facing heat stress conditions with a live yeast additive may shorten the time to estrus and improve cow fertility

New technology could unlock additional nutrition from fibrous feed ingredients, as improvements in understanding the ruminal microbiome show potential paths