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Liquid vs. dry supplements: What are the differences?

Understanding how to best deliver nutrition supplementation to your cow herd as cost-effectively as possible is key to herd health and profitability.
May 11, 2026
Stephen B. Blezinger

Anyone who is at least somewhat familiar with the cattle industry knows there is a long list of products and product types that can be used for providing supplemental nutrients to cattle.


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Nailing down the right source and amount of salt

Producers often have questions about why their cattle aren’t consuming as much protein and mineral supplement as they’d like. The answer might be an excess of salt in the diet.
March 2, 2026
Sam Wyffels

In recent years, a growing number of ranchers across the West have begun asking a similar question: Why, when salt is offered in multiple forms, do cattle suddenly stop consuming their mineral supplement?


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In-house expertise keeps Jerseyland Dairy’s robots running strong

May 7, 2025
Audrey Schmitz

At Jerseyland Dairy, in-house maintenance has become the cornerstone of operational efficiency and longevity to their 18 Lely A5 milking robots. The team, led by herd manager Craig Flint, handles the majority of robot servicing internally, including greasing, part replacements and preventative upkeep.


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Benchmarking the nutritional strategies used on Canadian automated milking farms

A recent study of Canadian farms using automated milking demonstrated high variability in the nutritional strategies utilized on those farms. Regardless of strategy, the higher average robot milking visit frequency on those farms was associated with greater milk production.
February 4, 2025
Trevor DeVries

There has been much variation in the dairy industry in how nutritional management occurs on automated milking system farms. In a recent large benchmarking study of automated milking system farms from across Canada, we aimed to quantify that variation, describing the diets fed on those farms and also detecting associations of nutritional practices with productive metrics from those farms.



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The 5 P's of automated milking system startups

Each automated milking system startup can be broken into five components. Focusing on the five P's can minimize stress and help the farm team and cows adapt to the new milking system.
July 8, 2024
Augusta Witt

When I talk with producers who installed automated milking systems, most say the first three days are the worst, the first three weeks are hard, and things are better within three months. By the sixth to ninth month, they say the automated milking system is better than the previous milking system, as both cows and people have adjusted to the major lifestyle change.  


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Yeast feed additives: The power to enhance cattle health, performance and ROI

Probiotic and prebiotic additives improve cattle’s ability to extract nutrients from their feed. This is even more important as producers are forced to use less-than-ideal feedstuffs in the face of drought and other environmental challenges.
August 30, 2023
Angel Aguilar and Tricia Wood

Yeast has been part of the human diet for thousands of years, from leavening bread to fermenting wine and beyond. More recently, its beneficial properties have been used in human medicine and health supplements.


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Trucs et astuces pour l’alimentation au robot des vaches en transition

Un solide plan d’alimentation et de gestion des vaches en transition vers un système de traite automatisée joue un rôle crucial dans le succès de la lactation d’une vache.
April 28, 2023
Travis Palen

Quel que soit le type de système de traite que vous envisagez d’utiliser, la période de transition demeure un des moments les plus stressants dans la vie d’une vache.


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New research for feeding with automated milking

The pellet fed at the milking robot and the partial mixed ration (PMR) must be equally evaluated in an automated milking system.
December 20, 2022
Katie Coyne

More programmed pellet does not always mean more pellet intake, and that is just one factor in a carefully balanced AMS nutrition program.


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Tips and tricks for feeding transition cows in robots

A strong transition cow feeding and management plan plays a huge role in the success of a cow’s lactation.
September 27, 2022
Travis Palen

Starting transition cows strong in a robotic milking system goes a long way toward maximizing milk production. Use these feeding strategies to get your fresh cows started right.


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Chase the pellet: Are robotic milking system cows getting the feed they deserve?

October 1, 2020
Amelie Mainville

It’s human nature to love puzzles. We naturally want to feel ingenious by piecing each misshapen token together to create something bigger and better.


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