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2 November 2024
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How Wet Conditions Reduce Silage Quality and Impact Farm Costs

Wet conditions can significantly impact silage quality, leading to the need for sourcing food from other areas. Consequently, farms may face increased feeding costs. Excessive moisture affects silage quality primarily through improper fermentation. In regions like India and Brazil, moisture content becomes particularly high during the rainy season. Additionally, flooding and heavy rains often result […]

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30 August 2024
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Signs of Heat After Calving

A cow typically comes into heat 30 to 60 days after calving. This period can be as short as 20 days or as long as 80 days, depending on various factors. However, there are certain signs that indicate whether a cow is in heat again after calving. Let’s discuss these signs:

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29 August 2024
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What Affects the Return to Heat After Calving?

It is not always the same for cows to resume to it’s normal estrus cycle after giving birth. Even it can vary for the same breed depending on several factors.  Nutritional Status:  If cows are in good dietary conditions, normally time is less to regain the normal condition. As the body is stressed, additional energy […]

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20 August 2024
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Cows in Heat After Calving 

Understanding a cow’s reproductive cycle, especially after calving, is important for maintaining a productive and healthy cattle farm. The postpartum period begins with calving, and it takes time for the cow’s body to return to its normal state. Hormone levels fluctuate after birth and need time to stabilize. During this period, the uterus undergoes involution, […]

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1 July 2024
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How to ensure identification/Ownership of cattle

Ensuring the identification and ownership of cattle is essential for livestock management, legal compliance, traceability, and theft prevention. Several methods are commonly used to achieve this, ranging from traditional practices such as branding to modern technologies like ear tags and electronic identification (EID). Here are some ways to ensure the identification and ownership of cattle: […]

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25 June 2024
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Effective Soil Fertility Management Through Cattle Farming

Integrating soil fertility management with cattle farming is a sustainable agricultural practice that maximizes the synergies between livestock production and soil health. By utilizing nutrient-rich manure and other organic inputs from cattle operations, farmers can enhance soil fertility, improve crop yields, and promote ecosystem resilience. Here are several ways to integrate soil fertility management with […]

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3 June 2024
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Handling Equipment for Cattle Management

Efficient and humane handling of cattle is essential for ensuring animal welfare, worker safety, and operational efficiency on farms and ranches. Proper handling equipment facilitates the movement, restraint, and management of cattle during various tasks, such as sorting, loading, vaccination, and medical treatment. From handling facilities to specialized tools, having the right equipment can enhance […]

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2 June 2024
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Effective Food Management Practices for Cattle

Proper food management is essential for maintaining the health, productivity, and well-being of cattle in agricultural operations. From nutritional planning to feed storage, mastering food management practices ensures that cattle receive balanced diets, optimal nutrition, and adequate feed intake. Whether raising beef cattle, dairy cows, or other livestock, implementing effective food management strategies is key […]

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1 June 2024
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Key Skills Required to Build a Successful Cattle Farm

Essential Skills for Building a Successful Cattle Farm Building and managing a cattle farm requires a diverse skill set encompassing agricultural knowledge, animal husbandry expertise, business acumen, and effective management abilities. From herd management to financial planning, mastering these essential skills is key to achieving success and sustainability in the cattle farming industry. Let’s explore […]

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1 June 2024
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Why Freshwater is Essential for Cattle Growth

Fresh water is an indispensable resource for the growth, development, and overall well-being of cattle. As ruminant animals, cattle have unique physiological requirements that necessitate access to clean, potable water throughout their lives. From supporting digestion and nutrient absorption to regulating body temperature and maintaining hydration, adequate water intake is essential for optimal cattle health […]

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