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On April 13, a proAction webinar titled “Assessing Dairy Cattle Care” was conducted by DFC board member Pierre Lampron. The English version of this online event was led by DFC Board of Directors Vice President David Wiens on April 15. Here are, in a nutshell, the topics covered …
One snowy day at a beautiful ranch home in southern Alberta around the expansive kitchen table, the farm team said, “Elaine, you should make a list of the top phrases you use in coaching.”
The increased concern of modern societies on the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria has led regulatory institutions to minimize the number of antibiotics that can be used in food-producing animals for therapeutic and preventive treatment of infectious diseases.
Raising replacement heifers is one of the most costly aspects of a dairy farm. Heifers don’t bring a return for two years or more until they enter the milking string.
Robotic milking is no longer a new concept to the dairy industry. I cannot imagine there are many farmers that have not been exposed to robots in one way or another.
CLAAS, an international manufacturer of self-propelled forage harvesters, has entered into an agreement with Shredlage LLC regarding its Shredlage technology. Shredlage LLC is the developer of a special conditioning process for corn silage.
