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1008 PD: Balancing amino acids in dairy nutrition from concept to practice

June 30, 2008
Balancing amino acids in dairy rations to enhance protein efficiency is similar to the ideal protein concept used by poultry and swine nutritionists for many years.
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1008 PD: Cottonseed scarcity may cause concerns this fall

June 30, 2008
With all of the talk about biofuels, and with oil prices reaching an all-time high, crops such as corn, soybeans and wheat have skyrocketed – in demand, production and price.
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1008 PD: Just dropping by ... Symbols of our nation

June 30, 2008
On Memorial Day, we took our children to the cemetery to place flowers of the graves of our ancestors and to remember.As we wove in and out among the headstones, we noticed many faded flags waving among the new flags placed on the graves of veterans.
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1008 PD: How to select and then maintain your fans

June 30, 2008
When reducing heat stress in dairy herds, fans are used to enhance the evaporation of moisture from a cow’s back.
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1008 PD: International basics for parlors and maintenance

June 30, 2008
The milk and other dairy products we consume today are produced by dairy animals – mostly cows.
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1008 PD: Managing the heat-stressed cow to improve reproduction

June 30, 2008
A high-producing cow starts to experience an increase in body temperature at air temperatures as low as 80°F.
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1008 PD: Udder preparation for quality milk production

June 30, 2008
Key to the consistent success of the modern dairy is the profitable production of high-quality milk.
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1008 PD: On the Edge of Common Sense: Horse slaughter ban a year later

June 30, 2008
“You can die of good intentions” That is the best summary I can give of an editorial I read recently about the bill to ban horse slaughter that was passed last year.
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1008 PD: The View from Here: Let us never forget

June 30, 2008
As I write this column, Memorial Day is two days away. We honor those countrymen and women serving around the world, including those wounded, injured and killed in action.
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0408 ANM: Waste water storage capacity in dairy farms: The milk parlor water use

June 30, 2008
Dairy producers in California have the opportunity to review the information submitted on December 2007 to prepare a new Dairy Facility Assessment to comply with the Waste Discharge Requirements (Order No. R5-2007-0035). The next reporting requirements include updating information on waste management plan (WMP) and nutrient management plan (NMP). The WMP and NMP are the most important objectives for dairy producers. In the next years they must be prepared to have sufficient storage capacity to contain all manure, avoiding any possible illegal discharge (on or offsite), and applying manure according to crop requirements.
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