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Animal health experts and feed and crop specialists are using new feed analysis technologies and diagnostic biomarkers to characterize the risk of Penicillium mycotoxin exposure to dairy herds and to monitor preventative and remediation strategies for mycotoxicosis.
Dairy producers rely on a number of professionals to help them day in and day out. While each professional works closely with the producer, more and more farms are learning that benefits can be gained when those professionals collaborate with one another.
Every dairy herd experiences lameness to one degree or another. The difference between a good healthy hoof and chronic problems is sometimes less than one thinks.
I know, I know – this edition of Progressive Dairyman is supposed to be about working with your vet. I realize the value of having a great veterinarian to work with as we have been blessed with just this on our operation over the years.
We asked Progressive Dairyman readers whether or not they achieved the goals they had set for themselves in 2013.
We were pleased to note that no one who participated in the poll gave up on last year's goals: they'd either achieved their goals or were persistently continuing to work toward success.
On Feb. 5-6, Perth County – one of the most concentrated dairy production regions in Canada – will welcome more than 11,000 dairy producers from Canada, U.S. and worldwide. The Canadian Dairy XPO in Stratford, Ontario, is set to become the largest dairy event in Canada and second-largest in North America.
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