Advice on resuscitating & stimulating newborn calves
Both dairy and beef producers have their own views on the best way to stimulate a weak calf that doesn’t want to breathe.
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Both dairy and beef producers have their own views on the best way to stimulate a weak calf that doesn’t want to breathe.
Advice on resuscitating & stimulating newborn calves Read More »
Fresh cows can be especially vulnerable to a variety of illnesses, so it’s prudent for dairy producers to take special precautions to ensure their continued good health.
Special precautions must be taken in order to keep fresh cows healthy Read More »
Selenium deficiency, which often occurs in association with vitamin E deficiency, is a relatively common trace mineral deficiency in Ireland.
Dealing with Selenium Deficiency Read More »
With forecasts for lower milk prices in 2015, many dairy producers will be examining their budgets and management practices for possible cost-saving measures.
How to manage nutrition and cow-comfort tips when milk prices decline Read More »
These days, if you use AI sires as opposed to natural service, it’s practically impossible not to make genetic progress.
Genetic Progress: You’re Making it, but at What Rate? Read More »
Used needles, unsterilized equipment and biting insects are all contributors to the tumor growing, lymph node swelling Bovine Leukemia Virus (BLV), that is spread through blood transfers or related products
Preventing the Bovine Leukemia Virus within your herd Read More »
The transition period after calving and returning to the milk parlor is the most critical time in the life of a dairy cow.
Newly Fresh Cows face challenges during transition period Read More »
Botulism is a toxic disease that has a rapid onset and is often fatal. Although botulism is not common, when it does occur, the effects can be devastating.
Preventing Botulism within your herd Read More »
For years, getting lactating dairy cows to eat as much dry matter intake (DMI) as possible has been a common goal among dairy specialists aimed at getting cows to produce
Stable diet of DMI will help push up optimum Milk Production Read More »
Dairy workers at a heightened risk of developing respiratory ailments will be the subjects of Colorado State University (CSU) research to identify best practices to minimize negative health effects, while
Colder weather means livestock need more energy to be able to withstand harsh winter conditions outdoors, according to a forages expert with Ohio State University’s College of Food, Agricultural, and
Adequate nutrients needed from feed during cold spells Read More »
Recent studies have shown that disinfecting foot trimming equipment can cut the spread of bacterial infection by up to 68%.
Help eliminate Digital Dermatitis in your herd Read More »
There is a saying that a down cow is a dead cow, but their chances of making a recovery are higher if they quickly back on their feet, as it
Mobile flotation tank proving to be a success for down cattle Read More »
Generations of Successful Agriculture Business
The Walker Family-generations of successful Agriculture Business Read More »
The 2,000 acre estate provides the majestic and picturesque backdrop for the Clandeboye herd of Holsteins and Jerseys, owned by Lady Dufferin.
Long Term Sustainability at Clandeboye Read More »