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Dairy Cattle: Page 2
Animal Feed Additives & Ingredients
Biochar is ineffective against enteric methane, study finds
Despite its rising popularity in Europe, Swiss researchers say they've found little evidence that feeding biochar is beneficial in healthy cattle.
Brand Insights
Safer and Smarter Animal Feed Production
Format Solutions, a Datacor Company
Discover how advanced formulation software can revolutionize your production processes, ensuring consistent quality and adherence to industry standards.
Feed Ingredient Insights
Nutritional value of wet brewers grains in dairy feeding
Efstratia Papanikou: Wet brewers grains are a nutrient-dense, cost-effective and complimentary choice for dairy rations, offering a balanced profile of protein, fiber and energy.
Animal Feed Additives & Ingredients
Algae may harm cow reproduction, Purdue study finds
Despite growth benefits, algae appears to reduce cow reproductive success. Purdue researchers aren't sure why.
Feed Ingredient Insights
Moderate levels of whole cottonseeds boost dairy productivity
Recent studies have highlighted the effectiveness of incorporating whole cottonseed into dairy cow diets, offering significant advantages due to its unique nutritional composition.
Animal Feed Additives & Ingredients
Asparagopsis may contain more than 1 anti-methane compound
A new study found feeding the whole plant cuts methane emissions more than using specific extracts, suggesting there's more to this seaweed than previously understood.
Feed Ingredients
Benefits and challenges of feed-grade urea in animal feeds
This ingredient, a concentrated form of nitrogen, comes with advantages and potential challenges when included in animal feeds.
Newsfeed
Pigs are picky eaters, but cows avoid toxic plants better
An analysis of the results of a study conducted by Swedish biologist and physician Carl Linnaeus in the late 19th century has discovered what plant species cows, pigs, sheep, goats and horses prefer in their diets.
Business & Markets
Bill would use USDA funds to convert CAFOs to pasture, crops
A bill introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate would allow farmers to voluntarily convert their on-farm infrastructure toward what it says is more climate-friendly uses with conservation dollars from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Carbon Emissions Reduction
Researcher sees potential methane solution in chicken eggs
Using chicken eggs as a form of 'passive immunization' against methane-producing bacteria might cut emissions from cattle — and perhaps a whole lot more.
Sustainability in Feed Production
FFAR Fellows to study dairy research, sustainability
Two Michigan State University students have been selected as members of the 2024-27 cohort for the Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research (FFAR) Fellows Program.
Feed Additives
DSM-Firmenich, Modern Dairy partner on Bovaer in China
DSM-Firmenich and China Modern Dairy Holdings Ltd., a dairy farming operator and raw milk producer in China, have signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance sustainability of Chinese dairy farming through the implementation of Bovaer.
Feed Additives
Copper metabolism challenges in ruminants
Animine
How to avoid interactions that prevent copper from being effectively absorbed.
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