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Tested and true: Five strategies that improved herd performance in 2022

October 27, 2022
Amelie Mainville

Five dairy farms across Ontario decided to try something new in 2022 and came out the other side with new strategies for success on their dairies. From new feed mills to new reproductive strategies, each new practice held the key to more milk production.


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The new dairy NRC: New thoughts on dairy nutrition

A review of the more significant changes to dry matter intake, amino acids, protein, energy, minerals and vitamins in the new dairy NRC.
September 27, 2022
Stephen B. Blezinger

Since 1944, the National Research Council has established basic nutritional guidelines and recommendations for dairy cows. Over the subsequent 75-plus years, this organization has generated eight sets of these reports, the last one being in 2001, so 20 years ago. Needless to say, a lot has changed in those 20 years. 




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The importance of amino acid balance in early lactation

June 13, 2022
Essi Evans and Brittany Wood
The dairy feeding industry strives to optimize protein efficiency by formulating diets to meet amino acid requirements.
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[Podcast] Dry Matter Intake: The most important metric for herd performance

February 22, 2022
There are many metrics that help shine light on a dairy herd’s performance, but one metric that is often overlooked can speak volumes – Dry Matter Intake. In this podcast, we’ll explore the sometimes unseen impact of how much the cows eat can affect health and performance.
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Achieving optimum levels of dry matter intake for maximal production

February 22, 2021
Louisa Koch
Any nutritionist will tell you that optimizing dry matter intake (DMI) is one of the most important factors in achieving target milk production.
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Forages and the weaned calf: When, how and how much should be fed?

December 7, 2020
Alois F. Kertz

Since calves are the animals most vulnerable and sensitive to change on a dairy, transitions are critical for calves. Just because they are weaned does not mean calves are now home-free without issues. In fact, the month after weaning is really a transition period for calves.


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7 feed additives to consider for fresh cow rations

August 17, 2020
Angie Golombeski

Fresh cows experience many stressors and challenges in the first few days and weeks after parturition. These stressors and challenges take their toll on the cows’ immune systems, making these cows more susceptible to metabolic and health problems. It is crucial that dietary needs are met during the close-up dry period, as well as after calving, in order for the cows to get off to a great start for lactation.


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3 tips to address bottlenecks in your dairy facility

August 11, 2020
Emma Ohirko

Small tweaks to facilities can get a dairy operating at its full potential, with cow well-being and comfort at the forefront. However, there are some common bottlenecks that can interfere with achieving success.


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Grouping to increase milk yield and decrease feed costs

February 2, 2011
Mike Allen
Many producers have abandoned feeding multiple totally mixed rations (TMRs) to milking cows after they leave the fresh group (or after calving), despite great differences in nutrient requirements and animal physiology between cows in early and late lactation.
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