Managing dairy cows during the transition period—the 60 days before and 30 days after calving—is essential for their health, productivity, pregnancy rates, and long-term...
Source: University of Wisconsin-Madison
by: Angie Ulness
Introduction
Dealing with a down cow can be frustrating, however with proper procedural practices in place, you will equip your...
A cow’s mobility is critical for making multiple daily trips to the feed bunk and milking parlor. Lameness, often caused by sore hooves, reduces...
The risk for HPAI has not passed. Dairy farmers should remain alert about the disease. When a herd is affected, producers should partner with...
Here are key reminders to help prepare your farm for winter:
1. Create a checklist – Writing out tasks and setting deadlines ensures nothing is...
Episode Description
In this podcast, Jim Salfer and Fred Hall are joined by Dr. Sandra Godden from the University of Minnesota. They will discuss the...
Dairy production typically utilizes three primary nutritional management systems: confinement systems with total mixed rations (TMR), confinement systems with component feeding, and pasture-based systems.
Total...
Source: Michigan State University Extension, Jerad Jaborek
When interacting with livestock, especially in stressful situations such as transportation accidents, being aware of an animal’s behavior...
Source: University of Kentucky
Introduction
Successfully transitioning dairy cows back into the milking herd after the dry period is one of the most important pillars associated...
CCE Dairy Educators · Cornell Cow Convos E14 MyCow$ Tool – Individual Cow and Herd Level Profitability
In this episode of Cornell Cow Convos, Margaret...
