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    Read all the latest valuable insights shared by our cattle nutritionists. In below videos and articles they share knowledge and experience on healthy nutrition and management for cattle.
    Cattle  |  Published: 2021-11-19

    THE WAY TO A HEALTHY, HIGH-YIELDING COW IS THROUGH THE RUMEN 

    The rumen is the engine room of a cow, and to ensure a healthy, high-yielding cow, it needs a well-functioning rumen. 
    Cattle  |  Published: 2021-11-19

    MYCOTOXINS – AN INVISIBLE DARK SIDE OF CLIMATE CHANGE

    Climate change is expected to have a severe impact on the development of mycotoxins in crops, with negative consequences for livestock health and performance. 
    Cattle  |  Published: 2021-03-21

    Problems in the herd?

    Studies show that grain (barley, wheat, rye and maize) and straw from the 2020 harvest contain more mycotoxins than normal. Luckily, the levels are usually low, but many mycotoxins can often unfortunately be seen at the same time.
    Cattle  |  Published: 2021-02-19

    Extra focus on the fresh cows

    During the last year, extra focus has been put on the fresh cows at the Danish farmer Flemming Pedersen’s high yield herd, with great results! Where ketosis was formerly common, it’s now rare. 
    Cattle  |  Published: 2020-11-20

    Grouping to meet the needs of high producing cows

    The importance of the mobilisation phase is illustrated by the loss in top yield – due to health problems in early lactation – tending to follow the cow, with lower daily production throughout the lactation period. 
    Cattle  |  Published: 2020-08-20

    How to make your dry cows acidic - and healthy

    The dry cow period should be a wellness break for the cow. Feed composition is vital - especially to prevent disease.

     
    Cattle  |  Published: 2020-07-20

    are mycotoxins a challenge for ruminants?

    The cow can cope – or can it? Most people working with cattle agree that ruminants are capable of neutralising many occurrences of mycotoxins. But there is often a price to pay.
    Cattle  |  Published: 2020-06-20

    avoid heat in the TMR

    Heat in feed is a common problem in the summer and caused by a rapid growth of microorganisms, bacteria, mould and yeast found naturally in silage.
    Cattle  |  Published: 2020-05-10

    how to tackle copper deficiency?

    Cows with "glasses" and stiff, spiky coats, with the appearance of unthriving could be suffering from copper deficiency - read our recommendations here.

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