University of Florida researchers are testing a new type of cattle feed that could help dairy cows release less methane gas from burps and flatulence and use nutrients more efficiently.

Better feed, fewer burps: Scientists target dairy gas emissions Date: April 22, 2025 Source: University of Florida Summary: Researchers are testing a new type of cattle feed that could help dairy ...

Thank you for your informative articles on livestock keeping. I am a dairy farmer who mainly keeps Friesian cows, but I have ...

Extended comments are highlighted in blue. Forage quality and digestibility are important factors in keeping the cost of feeding dairy cows low and milk production high. Forages provide both ...

Traditional rural Indian senior woman milking buffalo in the farm. She is wearing a traditional clothes salwar kameez and covering her head with dupatta. Cows going trough the field while the others ...

Cut weeds and control excessive plant growth around facilities. This will also reduce odor problems * Wet Feeds: Various flies (e.g. stable fly) can develop in plant material, such as old silage in ...

Continuing a 16 month trend of increases the latest Cattle on Feed report showed a year-over-year rise by 7% for April. The feedlot inventory has risen by 5% or more each month since October 2017. The ...

A herd of dairy cows in Agassiz got their first foray into the field on Good Friday (April 18) — and almost ended up right back in the barn. Creekside Cheese and Creamery invited the public to watch ...