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Step in, scrub down: Enhancing dairy farm biosecurity with boot wash stations

Boot wash stations are a practical tool to strengthen biosecurity and reduce the risk of disease transfer.
November 10, 2025
Ruth Robertshaw

When placed strategically and used consistently, boot wash stations help protect vulnerable animals, reduce cross-contamination and promote a culture of care and responsibility.


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Autofeeders: Time-tested management and emerging solutions

Autofeeders can be a useful tool. To mitigate the challenges associated with them, take time to focus on backgrounding, pen demographics, the milk program, sanitation protocols and machine maintenance.
August 21, 2025
Bethany Dado-Senn

Many farmers who have implemented automated calf feeders (autofeeders) describe the process as a steep learning curve followed by fine-tuning and the occasional mechanical or health hiccup. This article highlights focus areas that can help calf managers mitigate challenges with autofeeders.


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From hutches to barns: How calf housing is changing

Calf housing has come a long way. Today’s indoor systems are helping producers improve calf comfort, streamline labour and support long-term success – while still respecting the value of traditional hutches.
August 12, 2025
Ruth Robertshaw

Raising healthy, high-performing calves starts with the right housing system. As calf care practices have evolved, many dairy and veal producers are now exploring how indoor housing systems can better support their operational goals.


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Cleaning up BRD, Part 2

While several critical control points have been recognized for implementation in a Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points plan, additional critical control practices are needed to further reduce the frequency of BRD.
February 3, 2025
Dan Schaefer

The challenge in controlling BRD is to identify and quantify the factors that account for the immunosuppression. This is easier said than done, since knowledge of biomarkers for quantification of stress is incomplete and chuteside implementation is not yet possible.


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Cleaning up BRD

The persistent frequency of BRD might be reduced by use of Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points principles and practices.
January 2, 2025
Dan Schaefer

Many useful pharmaceutical products have been developed to treat BRD; however, effective implementation of a preventive strategy has been elusive. A further complication is the absence of an experimental model that replicates the most common clinical symptoms.


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Preventing and managing Johne’s disease in your herd

While often viewed as a dairy industry problem, Johne’s disease can debilitate individual beef cattle operations, particularly those herds that are introduced to new cattle on a regular basis.
January 3, 2024
John O'Meara

Johne’s disease is often thought of as a dairy problem. In fact, beef producers also need to be vigilant to prevent the spread of this destructive, chronic disease.


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Biosecurity can boost protection for beef cattle herds

October 23, 2020
J. Benton Glaze

Beef cattle diseases and illnesses can be spread directly, from an infected animal to a susceptible animal, or indirectly, from an infected animal to an object and then to a susceptible animal.


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How to maximize performance and efficiency of CIP routines

October 1, 2020
Ron Robinson

“That’s the way we have always done it.” That is a very scary phrase. It typically implies that you are not changing or looking to improve. It can also imply that you have done it for so long, you may be getting lax in some areas and not realize it.


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Calf hutch walk-throughs: What you need to look for

March 31, 2016
Anne Proctor
Editor’s note: This article is part two in a two-part series on what to look for during a calf pen walk-through. Part one: Indoor calf pen walk-throughs: What you need to look for. In the previous article, the focus was on looking at calves with some simple ways to identify a potential problem.
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