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Calf Vocalization to Increase Milk Production

    Author: McCowan, Kirk
    State:  CA  Year:  2002
    Excerpt:  Interestingly, the effect of hearing recordings of calf callings on milk production was above & beyond that normally generated by BST. Approximately 40% of the cows did not respond to the recordings.
 

Cloned Cows Produce Milk Better for Cheese-Making

    Author: none specified
    State:  New Zealand  Year:  2003
    Excerpt:  The cows possess additional copies of genes for two proteins, beta & kappa casein. As a result, their milk contains between up to 20 per cent more beta-casein & twice the amount of kappa-casein as milk from ordinary cows.
 

Effect of Clinical Mastitis on Production & Reproduction

    Author: Kirk
    State:  CA  Year:  2004
    Excerpt:  It appears that the earlier in lactation the first case of clinical mastitis occurs, the greater the negative effect on production. Cows with a case of clinical mastitis prior to their first breeding had an extended interval from calving to first AI.
 

Electricity & Water Consumption at Milking

    Author: Rasmussen, Pedersen
    State:  Denmark  Year:  2004
    Excerpt:  The purpose of this Farm Test is to determine the electricity & water consumption level in connection with milking, primarily milking by means of automatic milking systems (AMS). In January 2004 320 farms used AMS. 42 pages.
 

How to Adjust a POSILAC®1 Supplementation Program to a Temporarily Limited Supply of POSILAC

    Author: Armfelt
    State:  MI  Year:  2004
    Excerpt:  Suggested ways to deal with limited supply & make you aware of some choices you should avoid when dealing with this situation.
 

Importance of Bedding Management in Dry Period & Early Lactation

    Author: Costello
    State:  PA  Year:  2004
    Excerpt:  Cows & heifers are most susceptible to new infections in early & late dry period & around calving due to changes in their disease defensive system. These are often times when bedding management is poorest. Costs of early lactation mastitis infections…
 

Quality Milk Production Services Program (QMPS)

    Author: Schukken
    State:  NY  Year:  2005
    Excerpt:  The Quality Milk Production Services Program (QMPS) promotes the quality of milk by reducing mastitis levels in dairy herds. QMPS offers a variety of services, notably on-farm evaluations of management and equipment and whole herd milk cultures.
 

Should Cows Be Milked More Frequently? (than 3X)

    Author: Pritchard
    State:  NC  Year:  2002
    Excerpt:  Summary: Studies have shown that milking cows 4x or 6x daily for the first several weeks after freshening (probably 3 to 6 weeks) will increase milk production for the entire lactation.

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