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As dairy farms face increasing pressure to improve productivity while meeting animal welfare and sustainability expectations, metabolic programming offers a promising approach. Photo: Trouw Nutrition
10-04 | News

Calf-centric nutrition to shape calf health and boost productivity

Webinar: Dairy Prime – Where science meets the right post‑milking choice
09-04 | News

Webinar: Dairy Prime – Where science meets the right post‑milking choice

Disruptions in shipping routes increase freight costs and delaying feed ingredient supplies. Photo: Peter Roek
09-04 | News

Middle East conflict: The ripple effect through the ag sector

An outbreak of foot and mouth disease in Russia on the suspected scale would likely require the entire country to be declared a quarantine zone. Photo: Twan Wiermans
08-04 | News

Russia culls livestock in Siberia on a massive scale, denies FMD rumours

While it is desirable that at least 70% of calves score above 18 IgG, the average IgG content in the Royal GD Colostrum Intake Check was 23 IgG Photo: Bertil van Beek
07-04 | News

The Netherlands: 82% of calves have good colostrum intake

Erik Visser, CEO Hamlet Protein (left) and Bas van Driel, group director specialties at Agrifirm (right). Photo: Agrifirm
03-04 | News

Agrifirm acquires young animal nutrition company Hamlet Protein

Dairy Diary: March business update
01-04 | News

Dairy Diary: March business update

Methane produced in the rumen is not only a major source of greenhouse gas emissions from cattle and sheep - it also represents lost energy for the animal. Photo: Koos Groenewold
31-03 | News

Swedish firm secures funding for next-gen methane-reducing additive

Photo: Henk Riswick
30-03 | News

Ongoing FMD outbreaks in Greece

scientists set out to compare the effects of feeding chicory versus ryegrass as the sole roughage source on CH4 emissions and dairy cow performance, including feed intake, feeding behaviour, milk production, and milk composition. Image created with the help of AI (Reve)
27-03 | News

Can chicory cut enteric methane emissions and maintain milk yield?

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