Prevention Of Mastitis With Good Milking Procedures
Dr Syed Hasan Raza, an animal nutrition expert from Punjab, Pakistan dicusses how good milking procedures can reduce and prevent incidences of mastitis.

Rotary Milking
Claiming to significantly reduce milking time, improve yields and herd health, Charlotte Johnston, TheCattleSite junior editor goes to find out the true benefits of the rotary parlour.

Dipping In Cold Weather
With the recent cold and wet weather in some areas of the world, J.W.Schroeder, Dairy Specialist with North Dakota State University offers advice on protecting cows' udders.

Automatic Milking: How Effective Is It?
They have been the topic of discussion for some time now, but as they become increasingly popular, Charlotte Johnston, TheCattleSite junior editor, looks at just how effective automatic milking machines are and evaluates their benefits.

Farm Overview: Tim Gibson, Hunters Hill Farm, UK
TheCattleSite article Automatic Milking: How Effective Is It? looks at the benefits of automatic milking machines. Junior editor,...

Farm Overview: John Wolf, Maple Lawn Farm, New York, US
TheCattleSite article Automatic Milking: How Effective Is It? looks at the benefits of automatic milking machines. Junior editor,...

Farm Overview: Doug Heintz, Heintz Badger Valley Farm, Minnesota, US
TheCattleSite article Automatic Milking: How Effective Is It? looks at the benefits of automatic milking machines. Junior editor,...

Farm Overview: Max Warren, The Robotic Dairy, Victoria, Australia
TheCattleSite article Automatic Milking: How Effective Is It? looks at the benefits of automatic milking machines. Junior editor,...

Dairying Vietnamese Style
Traditionally milk has never featured to any great degree in Asian diets but this is now changing as the health benefits of having milk in the diet are now being appreciated, writes Stuart Lumb.

Milking with Robots
By Marcia Endres, Extension Dairy Scientist, University of Minnesota, Dairy Extension. There is increasing interest in automatic milking systems (AMS) in the U.S. even though the cost:benefit ratio is not yet as good here as it is in some of the European...

Teat End Condition Matters
This spring I have noticed a lot rougher teat ends than usual, writes Jeffrey Reneau, Professor of Dairy Management, University of Minnesota, Dairy Extension.

Managing dairy herds automatically
By Chris Harris, TheDairySite Senior Editor. While tracking and tracing systems have been an essential part of breeding, rearing, slaughtering and processing animals for meat, their use has mainly been as means of assuring quality and food safety.

Milking Practices Recommended to Assure Milk Quality and Prevent Mastitis
By G.M. Jones, Professor of Dairy Science and Extension Dairy Scientist, Milk Quality & Milking Management, Virginia Tech.