As the dairy industry increasingly adopts automation with the use of sensors and robotics, researchers at Texas A&M AgriLife ...

Cattle react to fly activity by movement into shade, restlessness, skin rippling, or simply stamping and tail switching ...

Proactive summer health management is essential to keep cattle thriving through the grazing season, writes Thomas O'Sullivan, ...

Clausen spoke to his FIL area manager, Mark Mohring, who confirmed it could indeed be something in the water and switched him ...

Mastitis is the most common and costly infectious disease of dairy cattle worldwide and is most frequently bacterial in origin (Erskine et al., 2003; Halasa et al., 2007). As a result, it is also the ...

Mastitis is still the No. 1 reason we use antibiotics in adult dairy cows,” he says. “Plus, there are a lot of costs to mastitis—milk losses, drugs, labor, relapses—even embryo losses and reproductive ...

The government has completed a 93-kilometre network of new roads in Gishwati farms, Nyabihu District, easing long-standing transport challenges and improving access for local farmers. According to ...

The focus at this time of the year is keeping quality grass ahead of cows to drive on solids production, but a small thing like teat spraying ...

Cow’s milk is one of the only complete proteins, which means it contains all nine essential amino acids that we are unable to ...

Testing for avian flu is only required for lactating dairy cattle. They will need the negative test result within ten days of ...

For the 2nd year in a row, lactating dairy cattle will be tested for avian flu before they are shown at Wisconsin fairs. So ...