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Could Omega-3 Help Support Dairy Cow Fertility This Winter?ufac
Following summer heat stress, Omega-3 supplementation can help support dairy cow fertility, embryo survival, dry matter intake, milk production and immune function.
Following summer heat stress, Omega-3 supplementation can help support dairy cow fertility, embryo survival, dry matter intake, milk production and immune function.
Assessing forage quantity and quality now can help identify potential shortfalls and ensure winter rations continue to support rumen function, cow health and performance.
Could gilt and sow nutrition be limiting reproductive performance? Explore how feeding through the breeding cycle can support fertility, body condition, rebreeding and piglet performance.
Summer heat stress can continue to affect dairy cows long after temperatures fall. Find out what to monitor now to support fertility, transition and performance into the next lactation.
Learn how heat stress affects poultry feed intake, growth, egg production, gut health and feed efficiency, and how nutrition can help protect performance.
Learn how to prepare transition cows for autumn calving by supporting rumen fill, dry matter intake, liver function and early lactation performance.
Learn why many high-yielding dairy cows produce more fat than they consume and why supplemental fat remains important for milk production, fertility, body condition and performance.
Learn what causes TMR heating, how it affects feed quality and dry matter intake, and how dairy producers can reduce spoilage and protect herd performance.
For many dairy farmers, one of the first signs of summer heat stress is not a dramatic drop in milk yield. Instead, it is often a gradual reduction in butterfat percentage.
Heat stress is becoming an increasingly important challenge for UK dairy farmers.