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Straw may be cost-efficient feed for cattle in winter months

Feeding straw may be a cost-efficient way to keep cattle more full in cold months.

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Irish animal health company to expand operations

TERRA NutriTECH says it will invest EUR2 million (US$2.3 million) to expand its global operations.

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6 dairy cattle feed additive research insights

Overview of recent research on the effects of select feed additives on dairy cow nutrition.

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FDA approves drug that lowers beef cattle ammonia emissions

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a drug for beef cattle that lowers the ammonia gas released as a byproduct of the animals’ waste. This is the first time the FDA has approved a drug that reduces gas emissions from an animal or its waste.

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Edible bale wrap for hay, silage intended to reduce waste

BioNet biopolymer was developed specifically for farms to wrap hay and silage by Imperial College London Ph.D. students.

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6 points about feed additives for modern dairy cows

Dairy cows attract the most interest in terms of additives because they are everywhere in the world, they consume enormous amounts of feed and they are high-yielding but sensitive (fragile) animals that require intense attention to their nutrition and health.

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Ruminant feed quality assessment techniques: a primer

Moving away from the more invasive, animal-based techniques, in vitro testing approaches are becoming increasingly more sophisticated and popular.

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Micro Blenders Inc. plans to invest in additive feed manufacturing

The subsidiary company of Pennsylvania-based QLF, Inc., will invest more than $3.5 million to establish a new manufacturing operation.

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Drought affects supplemental feed supply in Australia

Livestock producers in Australia struggle to find a way to feed their livestock as drought continues to hinder their supplies.

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Strauss Brands seeks to grow grass fed beef production

Third-generation family-owned and -operated meat company, Strauss Brands, is proud to welcome new livestock manager, Mackenzie Waro, as it looks to expand its pre-certified network of 100 percent grass fed and grass finished beef producers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions.

Richard Franta joins TechMix Global bovine team

TechMix Global appoints Richard Franta as Dairy Sales Manager for the heart of the nation’s dairy land, Wisconsin. Franta is a native Wisconsinite who has intimate knowledge of the Wisconsin dairy market and numerous dairies across the state.

Feeding seaweed may reduce cattle emissions

UC Davis researchers have found success in reducing dairy cattle emissions.

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