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Profitable milk starts with quality forage

Forage quality heavily influences milk production. Proper selection, harvest and storage techniques are important to maintain the integrity of the forage.
August 14, 2025
Kathleen Shore

To make high-quality silage that drives milk production, your focus should be on preserving energy, protein, and digestibility, minimizing spoilage, and maximizing intake potential.


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Safeguarding feed: Getting the most from forage even in tough times

By making thoughtful small changes like optimizing forage use and incorporating intelligent feed solutions, dairy operations can stretch existing feed supplies further without compromising milk production or herd health.
July 22, 2025
Sarah Stocks

One opportunity producers and nutritionists can leverage today is to improve feed efficiency through precise forage management and strategic nutritional technologies. By making thoughtful small changes like optimizing forage use and incorporating intelligent feed solutions, dairy operations can stretch existing feed supplies further without compromising milk production or herd health.


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Mycotoxin strategies should prevent, protect and build resilience

Three strategies to mitigate the effects of mycotoxins found in feed.
July 16, 2025
Joel Pankowski

New mycotoxin species emerge every year and spread rapidly to affect livestock. Protecting cows from these pathogenic pressures is important to protect cow health and maintain a productive herd. Gut health has never been more important, which adds to the critical nature of a mycotoxin mitigation strategy.


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Managing high-phosphorus soils for optimal crop performance

Manure, a crucial fertilizer for corn silage fields, can improve soil structure and water retention, but it can also create an imbalance between phosphorus and zinc.
June 9, 2025
John Leif

Better quality feed equals more milk.



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Maximizing feed's journey from field to bulk tank

Optimize a dairy cow’s every bite with a clean feed approach by focusing on forage inoculants, hygienic practices and in-feed solutions.
May 16, 2025
Kassidy Buse

Staying ahead of seasonal challenges with a proactive feeding program can significantly minimize silage spoilage risks and maximize herd performance and efficiency. By adopting a clean feed approach – through managing the ensiling and feeding of silage, implementing hygienic on-farm practices and ensuring the right nutrition – producers provide their herd with the best opportunity for a high-quality clean feed source and the ability to efficiently produce high-quality milk.


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The data TMR: From silos to mixed rations

Dairies and consults should consider how technology can be integrated with existing datasets to leverage the information to its full extent. The goal should be finding a way to turn individual data silos into a data TMR.
April 3, 2025
Katie Raver

Just as feed handling and management has evolved greatly over the last 50 years, the same will be true about data management as we move into the future. Identifying all of the data silos on farms and working to integrate them into a singular dataset will empower dairies to make more informed decisions that yield more substantial results quicker.


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Making the most of fiber

Learn various strategies to make the most of dietary fiber to maximize production and health of dairy cows.
February 28, 2025
Tamilee Nennich Adolph

Maximizing fiber digestion is a multifaceted approach that begins with feeding high-quality forages, having excellent feeding management and taking advantage of various feeding technologies available. Utilizing these various approaches will help cows make the most of the fiber they consume.


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Nutritional strategies to support health in the face of HPAI

A sound nutrition program supports immunity in both the long and short term and certainly will have positive effects on reducing HPAI incidence.
February 21, 2025
Stephen B. Blezinger

While there are no proven vaccines or products for the control of the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), sound immunity is a core component of the cow’s physiology and ability to produce efficiently and economically. A sound nutrition program supports immunity in both the long and short term and certainly will have positive effects on reducing HPAI incidence. 


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California dairy innovates with automated indoor feed mill

River Ranch Farms LLC leads sustainable dairy farming with an automated indoor feed mill producing sprouted grain fodder, reducing water use and enhancing operational efficiency.
February 7, 2025
Audrey Schmitz

Known for its forward-thinking approach, River Ranch Farms LLC has embraced numerous innovations, from a biogas hub and solar fields to the recent development of an automated indoor feed mill. At the forefront is Forever Feed Technologies, a company that dairy producer Jack de Jong helped establish to explore the possibilities of sprouted grain feeding systems.



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What’s in your pellet bin?

Tips to help monitor and manage feed in the bin, before the cows run out of pellets or stop visiting.
August 11, 2024
John Gerbitz

Is your robot feed bin a place that you avoid until the cows stop eating? Here are some tips to help monitor and manage feed in the bin, before the cows run out of pellets or stop visiting.


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