antibiotics

In discussion, Dr Gerlinde Van de Walle (left) and Rebecca Harman (right), research support specialist in the Van de Walle lab at the Baker Institute. - Photo: Rachel Philipson
05-08-2021 | Article

A cure for mastitis?

A well-rounded diet is by far the most effective way to support the health of your herd. Photo: Mark Pasveer
17-05-2021 | Expert opinion

6 ways to invest in your herd’s health

Photo: Ronald Hissink
03-05-2021 | Expert opinion

Dairy herd improvements to promote cow welfare

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a major concern for the dairy industry, but what can be done against it? Photo: Herbert Wiggerman
28-04-2021 | Article

12 alternative AMR management strategies for dairy herds

Backyard farms frequently encounter mastitis. Photo: Vladimir Kubansky
15-03-2021 | Article

Russia’s strategy to tackle mastitis and antibiotics

When it comes to thinking outside the box or coming up with innovative solutions it can be beneficial for farmers to look to their peers for input and support rather than just receive advice through a top down approach. Photo: Zana van Dijk
04-03-2021 | Expert opinion

Tackling dairy farming problems from the ‘bottom up’

The condition of dry cows should not change. Photo: Roodbont Publishers
02-02-2021 | News

How to have a successful drying-off period

Photo: Henk Riswick
20-01-2021 | News

New research to tackle mastitis and reduce AMR

Photo: Pixabay
07-12-2020 | Article

Essential oils benefit broiler gut health

Fat digestibility, in particular, will be affected to a large extend by bacteria that impair the function of bile acids, vital components of the fat digestibility apparatus. Photo: Orffa
07-12-2020 | Article

‘No antibiotics’ means increased need for emulsification