Progressive Dairy — Canada
Mastitis is a common condition which, when undetected or addressed too late, can have a significant impact on herd health and a dairy’s bottom line. Increasingly, automated milking systems offer producers an advantage in detecting even subclinical cases of mastitis before they become clinical and spread to the herd.
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5 strategies to implement for winter feeding and cow comfort
Maintaining energy intake, considering the impact of cooler temperatures on feed, providing adequate water supply and keeping animals dry and comfortable will help maintain production levels during winter months.
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Stay ahead of lameness: A practical checklist for early detection before it costs you money
Lame cows produce less milk than their healthy counterparts. Knowing how to identify a cow before she is chronically lame can aid in treatment and get her back on track before costing you money.
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The business of agriculture: Who is on your team?
Canadian dairy producers rely on their advisers to help improve production and profitability. Formal advisory teams can help build communication and trust between advisers and improve farm outcomes.
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Aletta Holsteins: Faith, family and the future
The Plett and Warkentine families work together on the family farm in Landmark, Manitoba, managing 1,350 Holsteins on two sites.
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Elevated free fatty acids in milk impair quality
Dairy producers can manage individual cows, ration quality, milking frequency and milk filter changes to reduce levels of free fatty acids in milk.
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