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Why a Cow’s Nose is Always Sweet and Moist.
Why a Cow’s Nose is Always Sweet and Moist
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Dairy Growth Strategy: Building a Sustainable Future in Milk Production
The dairy industry continues to evolve, and successful farmers are those embracing a clear, data-driven growth strategy.
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What Does Baking Soda Do for Goats?
When it comes to goat health, prevention is key, and baking soda can be a powerful ally in your herd management toolkit.
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Goat Pneumonia: Causes, Symptoms & What to Do
Pneumonia is one of the leading causes of death in goats—and often strikes fast. Knowing how to identify and respond early can save your animals and your farm from heavy losses.
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Why You Should Give Molasses Water to Your Goats
Molasses water. Yes, the thick, sweet liquid you might overlook in feed supplements can actually be a vital boost to your goats' health.
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Can Pine Needles Cause Abortion in Pregnant Cows? Explained
Pine needles may seem harmless, but for pregnant cows, they can be deadly.
When consumed in large amounts, especially during the last trimester of pregnancy, pine needles can cause late-term abortions in cattle.
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What Causes Blood in Cow Milk and How to Treat It
Seeing blood in milk can be alarming. But before panic sets in, let’s break it down: What causes it, and what action should you take?
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What to Feed a Cow to Boost Milk Production
If you want more milk from your cow, it starts with the plate, not the udder. Feeding isn’t just about quantity, it’s about quality, balance, and timing.
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Dry Cow Therapy: A Key Step in Preventing Mastitis Before Calving
One of the most overlooked yet critical phases in dairy cow care is the dry period. This is when the cow rests and prepares for the next lactation.
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How to Identify Sick Goats.
When it comes to livestock, early detection saves lives. Goats, like many animals, often hide signs of illness until the condition becomes serious. As a farmer, knowing how to tell a healthy goat from a sick one can make all the difference.