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This collaborative project will be conducted by researchers at Cornell, Oregon State University, and Washington State University. This project will be looking at two primary items. One, dairy calf housing and how it affects antibiotic resistance, and two, dairy communication, who makes the decisions, who creates protocols, who does the work, who makes sure the […]

A long life in good health is the obvious ideal for humans. A productive life in good health is the equivalent target for dairy cattle.

Dec 2020 – ARCHIVE; A conference for farmers and veterinarians in the West

July 2020 – ARCHIVE

July 2020 – ARCHIVE

From work done by Godden and others at the University of Minnesota, feeding waste milk is cost‐effective because of less expense and better growth of calves compared to standard milk replacers.