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Positioning 2025 feed for success in 2026

The 2025 growing season featured regional contrasts that shaped forage quality and overall crop performance. Katie Raver highlights what those patterns mean for interpreting 2025 feed and planning rations into 2026.
January 27, 2026
Marian Viney

Producers may not have harvested a perfect crop in 2025, but thoughtful pairing, management and a focus on gut health can still set rations up for success.


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Fibre first: Unlocking digestibility for resilient and profitable dairy herds

Forage quality is impacted in times of drought. Using feed additives, inoculants and alternative fibre sources are options for maintaining fibre digestibility in the rumen.
October 14, 2025
Jonathan Paré

Fibre digestibility plays a pivotal role in dairy cow nutrition, directly influencing dry matter intake (DMI), rumen health and milk production. The drought of 2025 intensified challenges in forage quality, particularly in Ontario and Quebec, prompting producers to explore innovative nutritional strategies.


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The ‘right’ alfalfa-to-corn-silage ratio

When deciding how to meet your operation’s needs and goals, seek input to explore available options and determine the most profitable strategy for your total mixed ration.
September 29, 2025
Jarrod Blackburn

As dairy producers evaluate the economic, agronomic and nutritional demands on their farms, they ask, “How can I make best use of my acreage for the greatest return on investment?” That question challenges farm consultants to rethink traditional approaches.


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Next-generation analytics for next-generation forages

Well-managed forage programs are a key aspect of any dairy operation, and tools such as MILK2024 are valuable metrics to help make decisions on both the quality and quantity of feed harvested.
January 3, 2025
Katie Raver

Well-managed forage programs are a key aspect of any dairy operation, and tools such as MILK2024 are valuable metrics to help make decisions on both the quality and quantity of feed harvested. As technology implementation increases, it is critical to assess what works for an operation and what doesn’t. Understanding the potential impact of these decisions on milk production can help producers do just that. 


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Breaking down the year-end review: 3 areas to focus on

As you reflect on the past year, consider focusing on your calf and heifer and transition cow programs, as well as areas of improvement in your lactating herd.
November 14, 2024
Donna Benschop

As the year draws to a close, it is the ideal time to take a step back and look at each part of your operation and make a note of areas where progress has been made (and celebrate it!) and identify areas of opportunity.


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Feeding efficiently to feed economically

Seven diet strategies that can be readily incorporated into your feed program to make dramatic changes in feed efficiency.
December 8, 2023
Evan Barton and Sarah Stocks

While genetics and management components can also factor into improving feed efficiency, there are numerous nutrition and diet strategies that can be readily incorporated into your feed program to make dramatic changes in feed efficiency.



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Corn silage uNDF: Potential impact factor relative to feed conversion efficiency

May 22, 2020
John Goeser
Lignin in corn silage and forage has been compared to the rebar in concrete, providing the structural integrity and strength to hold the road or driveway together. This added strength is great for your driveway, but added strength in forage fiber corresponds to limited digestion and energy potential per pound.
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