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Douglas Waterman

Douglas Waterman

Eastern Technical Sales Manager / Virtus Nutrition
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Inflammation: A problem worth managing in dairy cows?

High-producing cows are the result of less stress and less inflammation. Minimize the degree of inflammation by implementing sound management practices.
September 27, 2022
Douglas Waterman

Inflammation. If you’re a dairy producer, this word likely conjure up images of cows battling metritis post-calving or that have severe lameness due to a foot injury and swelling. Or perhaps it’s the cow making frequent trips back to the sick pen because of recurring mastitis that comes to mind.



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The role of energy and omega-3s in embryo development

December 1, 2021
Douglas Waterman
As dairy cows produce higher and higher volumes of milk, the need for a higher caloric intake is necessary to help support this huge demand for energy. Dairy cow diets typically contain some form of fat, either from rumen-active sources such as cottonseed, distillers, tallow and roasted beans or from rumen-inert fats such as calcium salts or prilled fats.
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The importance of the first trimester

November 8, 2021
Douglas Waterman
While achieving a 20% pregnancy rate was at one time the goal, today’s herds are striving for so much more and achieving great reproduction through improvements in genetics, sync programs, on-farm management and by elevating the plane of nutrition.
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