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Cows of a different color: Hybrids let dairy farmers produce milk with fewer resources Cows of a different color: Hybrids let dairy farmers produce milk with fewer resources

Some local dairy herds are changing color and getting shorter. That's a good thing, according to a man who consults with area dairy farms.

17/03/2022

3D technology helps dairy farmers identify sick cows 3D technology helps dairy farmers identify sick cows

Current precision livestock farming applications for managing dairy cow health are often slow in identifying diseases.

05/02/2020

Nitrate study putting dairy farmers in litigation crosshairs Nitrate study putting dairy farmers in litigation crosshairs

Dairy coalition asks EPA for science review of nitrate study, which it claims is flawed and damaging.

07/10/2019

Manure injection results in less phosphorus runoff Manure injection results in less phosphorus runoff

Research shows practice is compatible with no-till and doesn't increase sedimentation, but dairy farmers slow to adopt practice.

10/04/2019

Remote weighing and data recording in calves Remote weighing and data recording in calves

Beef and dairy farmers will soon be able to weigh their youngstock and take their temperature several times a day, without having to lift a finger.

05/10/2018

Act early to reduce dairy cow heat stress Act early to reduce dairy cow heat stress

With high temperatures set to continue, dairy farmers need to be alert to the signs of heat stress in their cows.

17/07/2018

Processing own milk in South Africa Processing own milk in South Africa

South African dairy farmers are not exempt when it comes to feeling the pinch from constrained milk prices but for one family operation outside Pretoria control

14/07/2018

Data use gives feed efficiency a boost Data use gives feed efficiency a boost

Irish dairy farmer Paddy O'Reilly owns a highly productive farm, reaching 9,500 kilograms of milk per cow per year.

13/07/2018

Mammary stem cells challenge costly bovine disease Mammary stem cells challenge costly bovine disease

Mastitis is the most expensive disease in the dairy industry, as each clinical case can cost a dairy farmer more than $400 and damages both the cow's future

07/05/2018

Calves aren’t being given enough milk Calves aren’t being given enough milk

But research shows the stomach of a calf has a volume of over five litres – more than twice what dairy farmers and agronomists thought possible.

06/03/2018

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