Bois Seigneur Holstein ‘Around the World of Dairy’ Tour
Our next tour takes us to Bois Seigneur Holstein which is located at Bois Seigneur Isaac, 20 km under Brussels in Belgium.
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Our next tour takes us to Bois Seigneur Holstein which is located at Bois Seigneur Isaac, 20 km under Brussels in Belgium.
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URBANA, Ill. – Scientists are not sure why some cows develop the condition known as subacute ruminal acidosis, or SARA, but producers know it causes a number of minor symptoms
Predisposition to Rumen Acidosis Read More »
Our next ‘Around the World of Dairy’ tour takes place at Gaec De La Ville Gourio, a family owned and operated Dairy farm from Brittany, France.
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The discovery of the mycotoxin aflatoxin in the 1960s led to a boom in scientific and regulatory interest in mycotoxins. When it was found that aflatoxins can be carcinogenic in
Mycotoxins: What Are They? How Do We Test For Them? Read More »
The term foot rot or ‘hoof rot’ is one that might be used on your farm to describe a sore foot.
How Foot Rot Affects Your Herd Read More »
Every day we have viewers contacting us from all over the world. Each one describing the uniqueness of their Dairy operation.
Haustein Farms ‘Around the World of Dairy’ Tour Read More »
In 2014, we took some time to ask farmers a few questions about the transition to robot operations and how it worked in each situation. Take a look back at
Nestled in the quiet country lanes of rural Shropshire, lies Knowlesmere Holsteins; a herd quickly establishing itself as one of the major forces within the UK. Read more about Knowlesmere
Knowlesmere Holsteins: More Than Meets The Eye Read More »
This article featuring Pinehaven Jerseys of Oxford, NS first appeared in the Fall 2014 edition of Cowsmopolitan. Read here about this successful Jersey herd, nestled in Canada’s Wild Blueberry region.
Pinehaven Jerseys: Breeding for the Longterm Read More »
Spring (show) fever is starting to hit many of us, to help feed that fever, here is a look back at a Fitter Roundtable that previously appeared in Cowsmopolitan.
Fitter Roundtable: Preparing to Show on the Coloured Shavings Read More »
This story originally appeared in the Winter 2015 edition of Cowsmopolitan. From the golden canopy of trees lining the farm lane to the foundation green and white buildings, the colors
The Magnificent Colors of Golden Oaks Farm Read More »
Grace, Treats, Gretchen and Kandid are all household names in the Brown Swiss breed. Each have garnered the Grand Champion banner at World Dairy Expo (WDE) for their owners, Ken
Elite Dairy: Breeding Showring Success Read More »
Enjoy revisiting this article, which originally appeared in the Spring 2015 Cowsmopolitan, about Switzerland’s Hellender Holsteins.
Hellender Holsteins: Transmitting Longevity Read More »
This article appeared in a previous issue of Cowsmopolitan, featuring Ferme De La Plaine, a name recognized locally, nationally and internationally through their consistent top standings at local and major
Ferme De La Plaine: Consistently Rising to the Top Read More »
Johne’s (pronounced Yo-knees) Disease is a chronic disease of severe, watery diarrhea and weight loss in adult cattle caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis, commonly referred to as “MAP”.
Johne’s Disease and How it Can Effect your Farm Read More »