Impact of rumen acidosis on dairy goats
Rumen acidosis negatively affects inflammatory and oxidative stress parameters in dairy goats. Read
Photos of Rumen Development
Calf feeding strategy has a great influence on rumen development. Read
Low body condition predisposes cattle to lameness
Body Condition Score (BCS) below 2 can indicate that a cow is at a higher risk of future lameness issues. Read
Is reticular temperature a useful indicator of heat stress in dairy cattle?
This study confirms that, even in moderate climates, dairy cows are exposed to heat stress. Read
Picking up on the signals of SARA
It’s impossible to assess the rumen pH of a dairy cow just by looking at her. Read
In-depth study of intensively milk-fed calf microbiota
Changes in the intestinal bacterial community, short-chain fatty acid profile, and intestinal development of preweaned Holstein calves. 2. Effects of gastrointestinal site and age1 Read
Using rumination sensors to monitor heat stress in dairy cows
Heat stress study at farm-level clearly shows the impact of heat stress on rumination and on milk production. Read
Calves absorb the good, the bad, and the ugly
“There are many holes in the gastrointestinal immune system for the first few weeks,” explains Michael Ballou Read
New research on non-lactating cattle fed high concentrate diets
Evidence of in vivo absorption of lactate and modulation of short chain fatty acid absorption from the reticulorumen of non-lactating cattle fed high concentrate diet Read
New research on non-lactating cattle fed high concentrate diets
Evidence of in vivo absorption of lactate and modulation of short chain fatty acid absorption from the reticulorumen of non-lactating cattle fed high concentrate diet Read
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