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Balancing family and farm is Caryn Webster with six month old daughter Tilly on the family farm at Islandmagee. Photo: Chris McCullough
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Farm report, Ireland: Balancing farm and family

In the barn, built in 2008, the cows at the farm are pampered with good ventilation and natural light. Photos: Ernie Buts
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Farm report: Dutch farm where dairy cows live longer

Hygiene is key in preventing mastitis. If you use a drying injector or teat sealer when drying off cows the utmost hygiene must be used. Photo: Henk Riswick
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Timing: A top priority in E. coli induced mastitis

Currently Australia has 490 dairy companies registered for export. Photo: René Groeneveld
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Australia invests AU$15 mln to expand dairy exports

Trace minerals impact the cow s physiological performance including immune competency, hoof integrity and reproduction. Photo: Trouw
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Trace minerals in dairy ration: Why source matters

Hygiene is of utmost importance, the use of gloves and post-milking teat disinfection is recommended. Photo: Mark Pasveer
28-02-2020 | Article

Mycoplasma bovis mastitis: Prevention is crucial

Promoting udder and teat integrity goes a long way toward reducing the risk of infection. Photo: Koos Groenewold
27-02-2020 | Article

Quality minerals for improved udder health

The overall population of dairy cows in Ukraine decreased by 5% to 3.6 million heads, with 2.5 million. Photo: Henk Riswick
21-02-2020 | Article

Ukraine: Thousands of dairy farms to be built

Photo: Henk Riswick
20-02-2020 | Article

California dairy farms significantly reducing footprint

Noise may be generated by several means such as the electric generators, pumps, and/or other machines used on the farm. Noise stress can impact both male and female cows. Photo: Misset
18-02-2020 | Article

6 management factors to consider in dairy herd fertility