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Optimizing dairy cow performance

Speaking at the recent Alltech Symposium in Kentucky, J. Heinrichs of Pennsylvania State University offered an overview of a study that had been conducted in Susquehanna County in Pennsylvania. The study concluded that biggest factors impacting calves could be listed in order as health, management and nutrition.

Nutritional strategies to improve dairy cow production, reproduction

Managing dairy cattle nutrition in terms of quality milkproduction and efficient breeding plays a vital role in profitable dairyfarming.

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Trouw Nutrition International MaxCare CelSius

Trouw Nutrition International

Trouw Nutrition International offers the mineral supplement for cows, MaxCare CelSius. The supplement reduces the effects of heat stress in dairy cows.

Trouw Nutrition International Calfix

Trouw Nutrition International

Trouw Nutrition International offers Calfix. Calfix is a dietetic compound feed formulated to reduce the risk of clinical milk fever in dairy cows.

Provimi LiFT

Provimi offers the feed additive, LiFT. LiFT is designed to optimize the liver's resources to improve health, fertility and performance in high yielding dairy cows, according to the company.

Kemin KemTRACE chromium propionate

Kemin Industries

Kemin KemTRACE chromium propionate is an essential trace mineral that helps swine, beef, dairy cattle and broilers optimize energy use.

Vicomb P+ vitamin supplement

JEFO Nutrition's Vicomb P+ is a protected vitamin supplement that supports the metabolic needs of high producing dairy cows throughout lactation.

Amino acids for dairy cattle: Beyond essential AA

Amino acids for dairy cattle: Beyond essential AA Accurately predicting the AA requirements of dairy cows and other ruminants presents a number of challenges. by Brian Bequette, PhD, and Katie Nelson, MS Dr Bequette is an assistant professor and Ms Nelson is a graduate researcher in ruminant nutrit

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