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Injury prevention when administering medicines and vaccines

Cautious behaviour when using needles can prevent injury and unintended exposure to products not meant for humans.
April 28, 2023
Cheryl DeCooman

Whether you are new to needling cattle or a seasoned pro, the risk of injury or side effects from mishaps that may occur while performing this task are always present. 


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5 reasons to consider cow-calf contact on your dairy

Labour, cost and calf growth are just three considerations when utilizing cow-calf contact on a dairy.
April 27, 2023
Joel Fox

There are numerous benefits to both the cow and calf with cow-calf contact rearing. Animal welfare and consumer perception are key factors to consider.


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Wisdom to mentor the next manager on your farm

Questions to ask and answer when developing a new farm manager.
April 26, 2023
Elaine Froese

As mom to a young successor and wife to a very ambitious, determined, successful seed grower who is wired to get tasks done, I’m seeing firsthand how it can be an interesting journey to graciously let go of control and mentor the next manager of your farm business.


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Progressive Dairy Operators tour California

For the first time in five years, PDO toured internationally
April 25, 2023

PDO tour participants observed rotary parlours and robots in response to labour shortages in California.


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Dairy Farmers of Canada: Updated Code of Practice released – what producers need to know

April 20, 2023

On March 30, the National Farm Animal Care Council (NFACC) and Dairy Farmers of Canada (DFC) released the updated Code of Practice for the Care and Handling of Dairy Cattle.


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Research Review: From the Journal of Dairy Science: Iodine for cattle, human health and selective dry cow therapy

April 19, 2023
Pedro Nogueira

Two invited reviews providing an overview on the mechanisms that contribute to the iodine concentration of milk and dairy products and associated impacts of selective dry cow therapy on udder health, milk production, economics, antimicrobial use and antimicrobial resistance.


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Cow comfort influences low somatic cell count at Skyline Dairy

Skyline Dairy understands that happy cows create high volumes of quality milk. Generating an environment for their herd to do exactly that has resulted in success for the Manitoba operation.
April 18, 2023
Matti McBride

There’s not one specific detail that has helped Skyline Dairy maintain a somatic cell count (SCC) of 50,000, but it is rather a team-based focus on cow comfort.


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Robots to rotary: Morey family expands Unique Valleystream

Replacing robots with a 50-stall rotary parlour has prepared the Morey family for the future at their Alberta dairy.
April 17, 2023
Katie Coyne

When the Moreys decided to expand, the robots had to be upgraded or replaced. They decided to build a barn and parlour for the future, preparing the Morey family farm for the next generation.


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Turn a pollutant into green gold by reducing nitrogen loss in slurry

Slurry is often seen as an inconvenient problem for the farm. A good slurry management plan that encompasses the whole cycle from barn to the field can turn a problem into a valuable resource.
April 13, 2023
Julian Lopez

Slurry contains valuable quantities of nitrogen in the form of a liquid: ammonium usually found in livestock urine. Ammonium is readily available for absorption by plant root systems, but from the moment it hits the barn floor until it is incorporated into the field, large quantities are lost in the atmosphere in the form of ammonia gas.


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Strategies for managing heat stress in ruminants

Feed quality can aid in heat stress management during times of lower feed intake due to heat stress.
April 11, 2023
Sydney Moore

Close monitoring of dietary protein, shade, cooling systems and ventilation will all keep cows cooler during the heat of summer.


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