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Ways to manage forage quality variability

March 31, 2020

Gabrielle L. Dumas

The last few winter seasons we’ve experienced have not been easy for grasslands. Winters dotted with ice, followed by a dry summer, often led to the death or significant decrease in forage yields across the country.

Dairyland Laboratories will remain open amid COVID-19

March 26, 2020

According to the Department of Homeland Security announcement, agriculture is included as one of 16 essential businesses in the U.S.

The stagnant future of fly control

March 24, 2020

Melissa Beck

We have billion-dollar problems in the beef industry. Here are a few of the commonly reported billion-dollar hits we take annually: fescue toxicosis, bovine respiratory disease (BRD) and, surprisingly, flies.

COVID-19: Best practices for your operation

March 17, 2020

Cheryl DeCooman

Currently, experts are projecting that 30% to 70% of Canadians will be affected by COVID-19.

Is tunnel ventilation right for your dairy?

March 16, 2020

Rick McBay

Tunnel ventilation was originally introduced in the 1980s primarily as a solution to address bird mortality issues due to higher bird weights and densities in older, underventilated broiler chicken barns.

Prepare heifers for breeding through nutrition

March 16, 2020

Kristin Thompson

The initiative of raising replacement heifers from birth to their first lactation is a major, yet often overlooked, component of a profitable dairy operation.

Feeding strategies to combat heat stress in dairy cattle

March 16, 2020

Irene Brown-Crowder

As temperatures rise starting in April and May, humidity can follow. This combination of temperature and humidity can impact your dairy herd. The temperature-humidity index (THI) is an indicator of when heat stress may occur.

Cross-vent barn puts more cows on smaller footprint at Stonecreek Farms

March 16, 2020

Karen Lee

When the younger generation increased their involvement at Stonecreek Farms in the mid-2000s, it spurred a number of changes for the dairy, including the start of a second farm.

Speakers from the Southwestern Ontario Dairy Symposium 2020

What to do when non-authorized visitors trespass: A discussion between a dairy producer, a lawyer and a police officer

March 16, 2020

Lora Bender

Imagine a regular day on the farm when, out of the blue, a group of unknown people arrive at your doorstep. What do you do?

Gains in large tractor sales highlight of AEM February data

March 12, 2020

February 2020 saw mixed results in overall U.S. sales of tractors and self-propelled combines. The bright spot was four-wheel-drive and 100-plus-horsepower tractors, which showed healthy gains year over year, however, overall tractor and combine sales fell for February, according to the latest data from the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM).

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