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Global collaboration: Unlocking innovation for dairy producers

Rumen-protected capsicum improves milk yield and efficiency by optimizing glucose metabolism during early lactation, delivering consistent, sustainable performance gains across diverse production systems worldwide.
March 17, 2026
Gabriela Acetoze

Rumen-protected capsicum helps cows optimize energy partitioning during early lactation. This is a subtle but powerful intervention that translates into measurable performance gains.


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Dormant-season grazing is key to controlling invasive annual grasses

Targeted dormant season grazing can help reduce invasive annuals and help improve the density of native perennial plants.
January 4, 2024
K. Scott Jensen

In most instances, the dormant season (late fall and winter) provides the best opportunity to remove litter and germinating annual grass seedlings without negatively affecting perennial plants.


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How a Pennsylvania grazing dairy couple is passing the farm on

May 9, 2013
Ann Adams

Holistic Management helped Kress and Tammy Simpson of KTS Farm in Tioga County, Pennsylvania, transition their 180-acre grass-based dairy to employee Mike Geiser. 


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