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Tips for dairy cattle health management during show season

Show season is a time for celebration, not major health events. Use these tips to keep cattle healthy in and outside of the showring.

How a Michigan farm achieves calf health and labor efficiency with BOVILIS® NASALGEN® 3-PMH and SenseHub® Dairy Youngstock monitoring

Calf care is a top priority for a multi-generational Michigan dairy that uses SenseHub® Dairy Youngstock and BOVILIS® NASALGEN® 3-PMH to boost calf health and labor efficiency.

Take the guesswork out of dairy management with SenseHub® Dairy monitoring.

Research shows producers can use herd monitoring to identify potential illness up to three days earlier than traditional detection methods.

Data-driven decisions change the game at Victory Farms

Data-driven decisions are made possible with whole-herd monitoring technology at Victory Farms. Learn how technology helps Kevin Souza manage his Jersey herd more efficiently from birth through lactation

PODCAST: Maximize the capabilities of your SenseHub Dairy monitoring system.

Monitoring technology is becoming more commonplace. But are dairy producers getting the most from their systems? Listen in as two specialists discuss.

Take a virtual tour of Lumar Dairy

At the 2025 Dairy Calf and Heifer Association Annual Conference, Louie Borba presented a virtual tour of Lumar Dairy, highlighting how he continues a legacy of dairy farming that began in 1969 when his parents immigrated from the Azores and started milking with 50 cows.

PODCAST: Chatting the next frontier in repro efficiency, Targeted Reproductive Management.

Exploring the latest reproductive research findings, prostaglandin product comparisons and a cost-benefit analysis of TRM.

Preventing the frustration of calf scours

Bolstering antibodies in colostrum aids in the fight against calf scours. Learn how dam vaccination can help protect against the leading causes of calfhood diarrhea.

How to manage through tight dairy heifer inventory

When heifer inventories are tight, it’s more important than ever to breed heifers at the optimal time so they calve and become productive members of the milking herd.

Does the extra protection from a teat sealant deliver ROI?

Dairy cows are at the greatest risk of developing a new intramammary infection (IMI) during the dry period – especially two to three weeks after dry-off and two to three weeks prior to calving.