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Updated: September 10, 2024
Maryland Milk Moos-September 2024
Maryland Milk Moos-This edition covers topics on current research, managing corn, transition cows, and a notice to beneficiaries.
Updated: September 4, 2024
Dairy Management
Resources on cow comfort and a transition program.
Updated: September 4, 2024
Dairy Nutrition
Resources on dairy nutrition
Updated: September 4, 2024
Understanding the Transition Period
Understanding the Transition Period
Updated: September 3, 2024
Considerations when Harvesting Corn
Considerations when Harvesting Corn
Updated: September 3, 2024
Optimizing Corn Silage: Planting Decisions
Optimizing Corn Silage: Planting Decisions
Updated: September 3, 2024
Microorganisms in Feed on Maryland Dairy Farms
Microorganisms in Feed on Maryland Dairy Farms.
Updated: September 3, 2024
Effect of Extended Colostrum Feeding on the Performance of Jersey Heifers
Effect of Extended Colostrum Feeding on the Performance of Jersey Heifers
Updated: June 20, 2024
Research Update: Effect of Soil Fertility on Triticale Yield and Quality
It is well known that cover crops can provide many benefits in terms of soil health and nutrient retention, but in addition to this, winter forages can also serve as a high yielding and high quality forage crop for feeding livestock. Winter forages like triticale have been found to yield 2 to 6 tons of dry matter per acre and can produce forage with 180+ RFQ (relative forage quality) and 17 to 20% CP (crude protein). As a result, triticale silage has become a popular forage choice for many dairy producers to increase forage supply.
Updated: December 6, 2023
Overview of Mastitis
Mastitis is an infection of the mammary gland. It occurs when certain pathogens (including coliforms, S. Aureus, mycoplasma, and other bacteria) enter the udder through the teat streak canal. Common pathways that these bacteria get into the teat is during and right after milking (Erskine. 2020).
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