INFLUX LIPIDS

Milk fat plays a big role in the economic and nutritional value of the milk. A decrease in milk fat concentration will seriously impact the

Often times, when there's a debate on costs and benefits of cooling the cows, cooling wins every time. The costs are minimal compared to

Here is an infographic by Chicken Check In on the poultry processing line:

Here is an infographic by Chicken Check In - Chickens are getting bigger:

It is tempting to use feed efficiency as the answer for all questions on-farm sustainability as it represents over 50% of operating expenses

Often times, as soon as the tractor starts, all the cows would rush to the feedbunk waiting impatiently as if they have not been fed for day

Feeding fresh cows have been an ongoing challenge for dairy farmers throughout the years.

Depending on how much silage you stored, you may be considering making the switch to new-crop silage soon.

It is a common occurrence for a dairyman to feed a new crop of hay and test the first samples, only to realise the nutrient values are not w

Back in the olden days, dairy farming in the US consisted of milking a handful of cows producing just a few gallons of milk per cow per day.

Feed is the biggest cost in a dairy farm and it is linked to many different issues, which makes it important to troubleshoot regularly.

When you are facing shortage in forage, it may be a good idea to consider limit feeding heifers.

Any feeding program that helps to nurture rumen microbial population will increase the dairy's income over feed cost (IOFC).

Here is an infographic on 9 ways milk can help your body by National Dairy Council:

Supplemental fat has been a very popular choice as it helps to retain body condition and improves reproductive performance.

The foundation of dairy ration is made up of protein, fibber, starch and fat. Through technology, we are able to understand more...

Essential fatty acids (EFAs) when offered as rumen inert fat can help to improve immune systems and promote greater reproductive success.

When cows are not performing well, ration is often blamed. Before you make any changes, it's a good idea to analyse what is happening to

A good nutritionist will do more than just ration formulation. They serve as a consultant constantly looking out how to help their clients.

As summer is approaching, dairy farmers need to be on the lookout for any changes in the cow's behaviour, forage quality and feedbunk st