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The bolus boost: How acidogenic boluses enhance dry-off management

Learn the effects of acidogenic boluses at dry-off on udder health, cow comfort and farm profitability.
February 11, 2025
Luciano Caixeta

Managing the transition period in high-producing dairy cows is critical to maintaining udder health, comfort and production efficiency. Recent advancements in dry-off strategies, such as the use of oral acidogenic boluses, offer innovative ways to tackle challenges such as elevated milk production, intramammary infections and clinical mastitis.


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The power of pathogen-based mastitis treatment

Identifying the type of mastitis pathogen plaguing your cows is the first step in creating a healthier herd. Understanding the infection and creating a plan for your team is imperative to reducing mastitis flare-ups.
October 21, 2024
Linda Tikofsky

Knowing the classification of a mastitis case can help you choose which animals to treat, saving you money and improving judicious antibiotic use.


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Making dried manure solids bedding work on your farm

An evaluation of the advantages and disadvantages of using dried manure solids as bedding, including cost, cow comfort, mastitis prevention, bedding preparation, moisture content and more.
September 27, 2024
Halley Fobes

Dried manure solids are one of the most common bedding materials used on dairies today. Farms choose to use them because they also have several distinct advantages over other bedding types. However, no management decision comes without trade-offs, and farms using dried manure solids bedding must take steps to minimize their potential disadvantages.


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Get mastitis treatment right the first time: The power of bacteriological cure

Reducing the bacterial load of a mastitis infection can be an effective treatment. Understanding the difference between a bacteriological cure and a clinical cure can help producers battle outbreaks.
July 5, 2024
Daniela R. Bruno and Juan Rodrigo Pedraza

Clinical mastitis cure versus bacteriological cure … is there a difference between the two? Does it really matter? In a word, yes. In a few more words, it matters because the difference between achieving one and not both can be the two things that make or break a dairy’s bottom line: lost productivity and increased costs.


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Should we manage dry-off differently when using robotic milking facilities?

June 16, 2022
Emily Fread
Advancing technology allows producers to make management decisions to improve dairy welfare, as well as the economic status of the farm.
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Extended therapy for mastitis: When should you?

April 17, 2015
Michelle Arnold
Every case of mastitis is costly to the dairy producer. It may be in terms of decreased milk production, treatment expense, lower milk quality premiums and possible culling or death of the affected animal. Indirectly, it takes extra time during milking to properly identify a treated cow and discard her milk, and there is always the risk of antibiotic residues if a treated cow is accidently milked into the tank.
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Comparison of three commercial dry-cow mastitis products

October 10, 2013
Andreia G. Arruda
Blanket dry cow therapy, the intramammary treatment of all quarters of all cows in the herd with a long-acting antibiotic formulation at dry-off, is one of the practices recommended by the National Mastitis Council for mastitis control.
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