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Articles by Tamara Scully

Climate change impact: Manure management

March 11, 2016
Tamara Scully
Farmers need to assume climate change will cause changes in weather patterns and that it will require them to make changes.
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Farm perspectives on climate change

March 11, 2016
Tamara Scully
“Dairy farms do have some impact on climate change. Dairy farms do emit greenhouse gases (GHG). And, of course, the changing climate impacts dairy farms,” Al Rotz, USDA-ARS, said.
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Pasture management for improved profits

March 11, 2016
Tamara Scully
Making and feeding hay and silage is a lot of work. It takes time and money. “Can we get the animals to do some of that work for us?”
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Living expressions of science: Cornell researcher doubles as mud and manure artist

March 8, 2016
Tamara Scully
Dairy farmers are often advised by researchers that doing things in a given manner causes a specific result. Whether it’s tilling the soil, feeding the cattle or managing the manure, the way in which things are done can have positive or negative impacts on the surrounding environment.
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Breeding for milk protein

February 24, 2016
Tamara Scully
Editor’s note: Balchem Corporation sponsored a post-conference seminar focusing on milk protein production following the 2015 Penn State Extension Dairy Cattle Nutrition Workshop held recently in Grantville, Pennsylvania.
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Managing transition cow metabolism and immune function

February 23, 2016
Tamara Scully
Dairy producers need to focus on numerous objectives when effectively managing the transition period. Successfully managing this life stage means there is no trade-off between cow health and milk production.
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Feeding for milk protein

February 5, 2016
Tamara Scully
Editor’s note: Balchem Corporation sponsored a post-conference seminar focusing on milk protein production, following the 2015 Penn State Extension Dairy Cattle Nutrition Workshop held recently in Grantville, Pennsylvania. The seminar covered a three-pronged approach to milk protein: feeding, breeding and economics. This article is the first in a series covering the seminar. The second in the series "Breeding for milk protein"
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Your schedule or the cow’s schedule – which should you follow?

January 29, 2016
Tamara Scully
Cows want to do certain things at certain times, and there’s a reason for that. Cows naturally try to synchronize rhythms so that milk synthesis will occur when nutrients are available.
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Dairy Outlook 2016: What’s on the horizon?

December 14, 2015
Tamara Scully
Dairy farmers looking ahead to the new year and making management decisions may wish they had a crystal ball.
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Cream-of-the-crop dairy farm celebrates Christmas in style

December 11, 2015
Tamara Scully
The cream always rises – and like their cream, the Fulper family rose to the occasion on a soggy December evening in 2014, making their Christmas on-farm event sparkle.
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