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Protein, carbohydrate interactions in rumen: The balancing act

February 6, 2014
Mary Beth Hall
The dairy industry has made great strides in reducing the amount of protein we feed while improving performance. Not only has this had a positive impact on a farm’s bottom line but also on reducing nitrogen flowing into the environment.
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NDF digestibility – Are we on the right track?

February 6, 2014
Lawrence R. Jones
Forage is an important ingredient in dairy cattle rations. However, it can be difficult to achieve high intake levels with certain forage-based diets. We have long recognized that NDF digestibility influences intake. In fact, researchers in 1999 made the observation that a one-unit increase in NDF digestibility (NDFd) is associated with 0.37-pound increase in dry matter (DM) intake and 0.55-pound increase in 4 percent fat-corrected milk.
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Looking for additional profit per cow? Dial in on-farm moisture

February 6, 2014
John Goeser
High-performing dairy cows thrive on consistency and routine, from a quiet and comfortable pen environment and consistent milking times to a stable and nutritious TMR delivered at the same times each day. Dairy owners, managers and consultants have long recognized that the foundation of a nutrition program is measuring moisture. However, accurately and quickly assessing moisture for a variety of forages and feeds remains a challenging task.
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Role of dry matter determination in management of TMRs

February 6, 2014
Steven Stewart
The modern dairy cow has an unparalleled ability to consume materials of little to no value for human consumption and transform those materials to food of the highest nutritional value and flavor for humans. This ability must be supported by supplying the cow not only sufficient water but also a wide range of non-water nutrients, including protein, fiber, non-fibrous carbohydrates, fats, minerals and vitamins.
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Dairy nutrition lab test variances explained

February 6, 2014
Patty Laskowski-Morren
History of NIRS Near-infrared radiation was first identified in 1800 by William Herschel, who was curious as to whether a certain color was associated to the heat of sunlight. It is this kind of curiosity that has characterized advances in near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) in forage and feed testing.
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Guide to basic silage principles for new employees

February 6, 2014
Bill Braman
What is silage? Crops such as corn, alfalfa and grass are preserved and stored as silage. Silage inoculants work with the lactic acid found naturally in crops to ferment sugars into lactic and other acids and alcohol to lower pH levels to preserve the crop for later feeding.
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Which silage facer for your dairy?

February 6, 2014
Mitchell Deimund
When we finish a TMR audit, some questions are pretty routine. “Which is the best facer to purchase?” though, is not among them. “Which is the best mixer?” is among them. Yet, both the facer and the mixer affect feed quality every day of the year. Do you give equal consideration to the facer and mixer you use?
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Nutritional intervention for high-producing dairy cattle

February 6, 2014
Mark Froetschel
The high-producing dairy cow in transition adjusts its metabolism to mobilize calcium from skeletal reserves and energy from adipose reserves in a timely fashion, along with up-regulating intake capacity, to meet nutrient requirements for peak milk production in early lactation. Circulating calcium plays an important role in physiological regulation of both intake and lipolysis.
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Algae: A new energy co-product

February 6, 2014
Merritt L. Drewery, Jason Sawyer, and Tryon Wickersham
Cattle were designed to convert low-quality nutrients into high-quality foods, such as dairy and meat products. For the last 15 years, energy co-products (distillers grains) have comprised an increasing proportion of cattle rations, as ethanol producers strive to extract value from their co-product.
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Sorghums from a nutritionist’s point of view

February 6, 2014
Larry Hawkins
With the advent of BMR hybrids, forages like forage sorghum, sorghum-sudan and sudan hybrids have moved sorghums from the “just heifer” feed category to the top of the “dairy” quality feed category (and became even better heifer feed). In the sorghum family, there are three types of BMR plants available: BMR Gene 6, BMR Gene 12 and BMR Gene 18. For purposes of this article, BMR Gene 6 will be generally referenced.
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