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Cattle Farmers to Benefit from Solar-powered Boreholes
03 December 2019Brazilian Study Identifies Genes Potentially Associated with Heat- and Drought-resistant Cattle
17 October 2019Dairy Industry’s Environmental Accountability Undermined
02 September 2019CME: Toll Taken by Wet Weather, Muddy Conditions in Feedlots
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01 August 2019New Independent Climate Change Inquiry in Scotland to Map Positive Path for Farming, Food Production
13 June 2019Changes to Dairy Industry Legislation
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Water Recovered from Whey Can be Used for Cleaning
Water scarcity is a serious issue and a concern among the dairy industry, as declines in the availability...
Water scarcity is a serious issue and a concern among the dairy industry, as declines in the availability...
Dairy Stories: Weather Woes
In his new blog, John Wigley, a dairy farmer from Shropshire, discusses the impact of the UK's recent wet...
In his new blog, John Wigley, a dairy farmer from Shropshire, discusses the impact of the UK's recent wet...
Calf Rearing Tips
With the current boom in the Irish dairy industry, many Irish beef farmers are considering the benefits of...
With the current boom in the Irish dairy industry, many Irish beef farmers are considering the benefits of...
Management Tips: Strategies for Reducing Summer Fertility Lag
When summer winds down and temperatures begin to cool, dairy producers can forget about the lag in fertility...
When summer winds down and temperatures begin to cool, dairy producers can forget about the lag in fertility...
Beware of Softened Water and Milk Replacer
Water quality checks should be conducted annually - at a minimum. ...
Water quality checks should be conducted annually - at a minimum. ...
Harmful Algal Blooms: Are My Cattle in Danger?
Harmful algal blooms (HABs) reduce water quality and intake and can extend to being toxic to livestock. ...
Harmful algal blooms (HABs) reduce water quality and intake and can extend to being toxic to livestock. ...
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