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What is scours costing your operation?

May 6, 2014
Bobbi Jo Brockmann
When you look at the rising cost of replacement heifers, keeping calves healthy and productive before and after arrival is critical to the dairy’s bottom line. Too many calves die from scours each year, which is an expensive problem for dairy producers. According to the National Animal Health Monitoring System (NAHMS) Dairy 2007 study, diarrhea and other digestive problems accounted for more than 56 percent of pre-weaned heifer deaths.
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Heat stress is coming – Is your calf program ready?

May 6, 2014
Stephen Hayes
Heat stress and its effect on calves is not fully understood, but we do know that calves are stressed in high temperatures and humidity. These effects can be severe, and it is up to the people working with the calves to recognize the signs of heat stress and take appropriate action to prevent problems from occurring.
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Advances in electrolyte therapy

May 6, 2014
Tom Earleywine
Scours can occur as a result of pathogens and stressors. When calves get scours they may experience electrolyte loss, dehydration and increased risk of death due to dehydration. During these times, oral electrolyte solutions become extremely important.
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Michigan heifer facility finds success with automated feeders

May 6, 2014
Sara Kitchen
John and Debbie Feldpausch of Westphalia, Michigan, manage and operate a progressive calf-raising facility using some of the newest technology in the business. Their success has been due to their years of experience and dedication to healthy calves.
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Robotic milking startup: There doesn’t have to be a story to tell

May 6, 2014
Paul Berdell
Every producer thinking about or already purchasing a robotic milking system has heard all the stories that can go with a transition – the drama, the tall tales, the truly rough experiences. These sagas usually are the only stories that get re-told over and over, making it seem like every robotic milking startup will have an epic story to tell.
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DCHA tours and on-farm presentations provide the latest in calf raising

May 6, 2014
Emily Caldwell Gwin
As part of a new format for the annual Dairy Calf & Heifer Association Conference, which had a theme this year of “Be A Driver of Change,” conference organizers had a renewed focus on hands-on learning. The conference offered two afternoons of bus tours, with additional presentations at each of the four stops. Read on for some key takeaways from the tours.
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Just dropping by ... Turning hearts

May 6, 2014
On two occasions in the Bible, the Lord tells us that He will send a prophet before He comes again to turn the hearts of the fathers to the children and the children to the fathers.
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Mechanics Corner: Maintenance and operator tips for mowers and mower-conditioners

May 6, 2014
Seth Doman
The first machines used in the preparation of hay and forage materials are mowers and mower-conditioners. Their proper maintenance and efficient use have a significant effect on the quality of hay for two reasons. Clean cutting and optimum conditioning are, of course, critical, but perhaps equally important is having the machines ready on time and operating with minimum downtime when the weather is right to cut the crop at the its greatest nutritive value.
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HERd management: Turning wishes into action: School lessons apply to calves too

May 6, 2014
Holly Hull
I remember one morning of frustration while I was out feeding calves. We had several heifers calve into the herd and had an excessive amount of calves on our farm.
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The Milk House: The warrior farmers

May 6, 2014
Ryan Dennis
First, he showed me the sheep – because that barn was the closest. There were about 20 of them, and they stared at me with wide, intrigued eyes. When Árni reached his hand over the gate they all feinted toward it.
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