Health & Nutrition

Researchers have developed a new method of detecting the disease through linking data from the analysis of a cow’s milk with other information about the cow to predict future progression in the animal’s health. Photo: Canva

13-09-2023 | Article

Detecting ketosis: A time-saving method

08-09-2023 | News

World Mycotoxin Forum 2023: What to expect this year

Dairy around the globe – in edition 3

07-09-2023 | News

Dairy around the globe – in edition 3

With feeding zeolite, farmers have to worry less about excess potassium going into the cow (and don’t have to monitor urine pH). This means farmers can feed their own higher-quality forages (alfalfa silage or grass silage) containing more protein and potassium. Photo: Canva

07-09-2023 | Article

A cost-effective approach to stamping out milk fever

Brett Stuart, president of Global AgriTrends, in conversation with Tanya Beckett, a journalist from the BBC moderating AgriVision. Photos: Sunita van Es-Sahota

06-09-2023 | Article

AgriVision 2023 review: future-proofing proteins

Photo: Canva

22-08-2023 | News

Coming soon: Webinar on understanding sustainability in animal feed

Supplementation with an alpha-amylase enzyme such as Amaize may further improve productivity by enhancing digestion at the microbial level.

18-08-2023 | Article

Enzymes for enhanced rumen fermentation

In dairy cows the pain experienced from lameness acts as a stressor, thus increasing serum cortisol level. Photo: Wick Natzijl

16-08-2023 | Article

Biomarkers for the early identification of lameness in dairy cows

Cow health

Routine dairy testing is a proven way to improve product quality and production efficiency. Photo: Daniel Schwarz

24-08-2020 | Article

New advancements in udder health management

Digital dermatitis (DD) is a global cause of dairy cow lameness. Photo: Dr Guatteo

11-08-2020 | Article

New treatments for digital dermatitis

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