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.
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.
See how Lumar Dairy Farms owner Louie Borba relies on SenseHub Dairy Youngstock monitoring insights for healthier, stronger calves.
No matter the price of cattle, a heavier, more consistent calf crop will be more marketable. But with higher cattle prices, there is an opportunity for even greater margins.
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.
This course covers the common ophthalmic diseases of the horse. The ophthalmic and tips for taking medical record quality photographs of ophthalmic conditions are discussed as well as clinical findings, recommended diagnostics and treatment options for superficial corneal ulcers, infected/melting/indolent corneal ulcers, stromal abscesses, equine recurrent uveitis and immune-mediated keratitis. We will also cover use […]
Mastitis costs add up fast. See how the M-Power portfolio helps protect your herd, milk yield and bottom line.
When severe mastitis causes systemic illness, the focus shifts from treating the infection to keeping the cow alive. Every minute counts.
When you encounter a tough case of mastitis, you not only face the challenge of getting the infected mammary gland back to normal but also reducing the financial impact as much as possible.
Robots or parlors? Holsteins or Jerseys? Milk replacer or pasteurized whole milk? These are some of the choices in a dairy producer’s game of “this or that.”
Chris Thomsen, DVM, shares the results of the 2024 data on health protocols and management decisions that drive better sale prices for your clients. Wade Nichols, Ph.D., PAS, Dipl ACAN. reviews research findings that show the effects of strategic deworming on grazing steers and practical ways to implement this approach.