Compared to high-fat diets, feeding lactating Jersey cows high-starch diets may increase nitrogen partitioning toward milk secretion.

Feeding high-quality colostrum is first step in ensuring dairy calves are set up for success.

Knowledge of brassica management for forage compared with annual ryegrass is lacking, which has inhibited producer adoption.

Research indicates granule size has major impact on degree of rumen protection of fat supplements

Wheatlage and green chop becoming alternative forage sources for beef and dairy operations as wheat producers opt not to take grain to harvest.

Test could be used for trade and outbreak control.

Joint IDF/ICAR initiative to improve consistency in milk somatic cell counting with certified reference materials launched by EC Joint Research Center.

University of California-Davis institute awarded grant to develop collaborative partnership to increase FAD awareness on dairy and poultry operations.

Exosomes deliver bioactive compounds to facilitate cell-to-cell communication through transfer of regulatory cargos from donor to recipient cells.

Straw inclusion in dairy cow diets had no effect on performance or digestibility, while high-starch concentrate increased dry matter intakes and milk protein content.