Dairy

Choosing right inoculant for task can be critical to help produce high-quality, stable feedstuffs that fuel production and profitability.

Recent series of studies found reflective covers to be beneficial for dairy calves housed in calf hutches.

*Dr. Al Kertz is a board-certified, independent dairy nutrition consultant with ANDHIL LLC based out of St. Louis, Mo. His area of specialty is dairy calf and heifer nutrition and management. THE National Animal Heath Monitoring System's "Dairy 2...

By reducing variation in forage quality and improving feeding management, variations in ration costs and yields of milk and components will be minimized, thus helping to improve profitability. By JENNIFER LANIER* *Dr. Jennifer Lanier is a dairy t...

Colostrum quality lower in winter, and cows with more past lactations have higher colostrum quality in the future.

Dairy Cattle Reproduction Council is seeking nominations for dairies with excellent reproductive performance.

*Rick Grant is president of the William H. Miner Agricultural Research Institute in Chazy, N.Y. To expedite answers to questions concerning this article or to submit ideas for future articles, please direct inquiries to Feedstuffs, Bottom Line of...

Choline plays a role in supporting liver health and milk production during the dairy cow's transition to the lactation period. By HEATHER M. WHITE* *Heather M. White is with the department of dairy science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison...

*Dr. Al Kertz is a board-certified, independent dairy nutrition consultant with ANDHIL LLC based out of St. Louis, Mo. His area of specialty is dairy calf and heifer nutrition and management. To expedite answers to questions concerning this artic...

Rumen-protected choline supplementation in the dairy cow's transition period may improve fatty acid transport and processing. By ROSELINDE M.A. GOSELINK and HEATHER M. WHITE* *Roselinde M.A. Goselink is with Wageningen UR Livestock Research in th...