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It is economically beneficial for us to maximize and protect all of our resources.
Follow the links to read extended versions of Dollars and Sense.
Follow the links to read extended versions of Dollars and Sense.
It is our goal to provide the best environment possible, and it does show with clean, dry cows that show no hock lesions and great mobility.
Cow comfort is a must on our dairy. We work very hard to keep our cows cool and provide a soft, dry place for them to lie down.
Of all the things we’ve done, converting to sand is the No. 1 improvement we’ve made for cow comfort on our farm.
To keep the cows comfortable and healthy, you need good people who are able to care for them. At our operation, we focus on the cows because without them, we are all redundant.
Motivation is important on the dairy because I want the most out of my employees every day, every shift. I show them respect and try and have them understand we are in this together.
We like to think we provide a nice atmosphere where they can excel in their jobs, which has made it easy to retain good workers.
Family dairy farming-inspired calendars to be distributed at World Dairy Expo and across the country by Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica, Inc.
Follow the links to read extended versions of Dollars and Sense.
No matter whom I talk to, everybody has a different opinion about Foundation for the Future. One thing is for sure: The system we have now is broken.
Raising the DCAD of lactating diets to between +35 and +45 milliequivalents/100 grams of dry matter has a positive effect on milk and fat.
Sixty percent of our cows’ diets is forage, so it’s imperative that we put up quality forages on our farm.
Continuing increases in feed costs are really stirring up discussions on how to capitalize on higher-percentage, forage-based rations and doing more on our dairy to maximize feed efficiency.