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  • Autumn calving: Dry cow management and diet requirements
  • Adapting dry-cow care for autumn calving amid drought
  • Rethinking dry-off on a high-performing Kerry herd

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agriland.ie /1 month ago

Autumn calving: Dry cow management and diet requirements

As winter milking herds gear up for dry-off, a plan must be put in place to ensure the herd has the optimum dry cow diet. Although many autumn calving farms also have a spring calv...

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agriland.ie /3 weeks ago

Adapting dry-cow care for autumn calving amid drought

By this stage of the season, the majority of autumn calving cows should be dried off, leaving farmers to focus on dry-cow management. There is no doubt that the drought has made fe...

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agriland.ie /4 days ago

Rethinking dry-off on a high-performing Kerry herd

For Co. Kerry dairy farmer Maurice Harty, getting the most from a high-performing cow starts with making the most of the genetics in the herd. At Ballylongane Pedigree Holstein Fri...

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agriland.ie /1 month ago

Watch: Calf care can start long before birth with autumn calvers

As autumn calvers begin to dry-off over the coming weeks, farmers will turn their attention to preparing calf facilities, but calf care can start long before the calf is born. Agri...

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agriland.ie /1 week ago

A healthy start begins before calving

Successful reproductive performance is crucial to the long-term profitability of every dairy farm. Yet the period around calving is about much more than reproductive figures alone....

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agriland.ie /1 month ago

Laying the groundwork for a successful spring-calving

Good calving starts months before the first calf ever arrives on farm by preparing the sheds ahead of things getting hectic once again. The autumn months are some of the quietest i...

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agriland.ie /1 month ago

How to work out a cow’s water requirement

Though many farms are now enjoying more comfortable temperatures, Tirlán has advised farmers that heat stress is still an active threat to cows. In an online webinar with a focus o...

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agriland.ie /1 month ago

Farmers advised on how best to approach drought feeding

With many farmers now feeding cows supplementary fodders in the diet to make up for grass shortfalls, Tirlán has advised farmers on the best approach to feeding. Where soil moistur...

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agriland.ie /6 days ago

Building better cows from Day 1 on a Limerick dairy farm

Achieving average weaning weights of 112kg does not happen by accident. For Patrick and Valerie Sheehy, it starts with meticulous calf management, high-quality nutrition and invest...

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agriland.ie /1 month ago

Will the drought force the early movement of cull cows?

Given the current drought conditions and limited grass availability, farmers should be looking into moving on cull cows. Cull cows are not making the farm any money worth talking a...

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agriland.ie /1 month ago

Managing forward cattle as grass growth stalls on ABP Demo Farm

Like most drier parts of the country, grass growth rates have all but stalled on the ABP Demo Farm in Co. Carlow. Agriland recently caught up with ABP’s agri-sustainability manager...

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agriland.ie /3 weeks ago

How does feed impact cow performance?

During periods of drought, it may be necessary for dairy farmers to supplement cows’ diets with concentrates to maintain production levels. According to Teagasc, typically, concent...

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agriland.ie /3 weeks ago

Could a ‘flying herd’ work for you?

With updated slurry storage rules barrelling towards us, taking to a ‘flying herd’ system may be a reasonable choice for some farms. The term ‘flying herd’ refers to when a dairy h...

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agriland.ie /2 weeks ago

Controlling thermoduric bacteria through the autumn

Farms often see thermoduric bacteria rising in the backend of the year, especially those in the south-east still dealing with drought conditions. The heat-resistant bacteria is abl...

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agriland.ie /1 month ago

Milk cheques set to shrink as production falls back

Milk production inevitably begins to drop off in the second half of the year, but maintaining it for as long as possible is crucial for the profitability of the farm. However, that...

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agriland.ie /1 month ago

Caution advised when upping meal feeding rates for calves in dry spell

The current dry spell is taking a severe toll on grass supplies for farms in many drier parts of the country. The low grass supplies means supplementary feed rates for dairy-beef c...

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agriland.ie /1 month ago

Farmers warned potential impact of heat stress on cows far from over

Many farmers will have cows that experienced heat-induced stress in the recent heatwave, with symptoms ranging from mild dehydration to heat stroke. However, for autumn calvers the...

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beefmagazine.com /1 month ago

Shade and water: A cow’s best friends

A little preparation goes a long way during the summer months.

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beefmagazine.com /1 month ago

How to prevent heat stress in cattle

AgriLife Extension experts explain how environment and planning affect herd health.

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agriland.ie /3 weeks ago

What does it take to get a cow Baileys-ready?

On the eve of the Virginia Show in Co. Cavan, dairy exhibitors are busy preparing their elite cows in the hope of clinching the Diageo Baileys Champion Cow title. The prestigious c...

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agriland.ie /1 month ago

100-cow herd currently needs at least 3 bales/day – nutritionist

The average farm needs to be feeding three to three and a half bales in the current conditions, according to Tirlán nutritionist Brian Harte. Soil moisture deficits are still sitti...

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agriland.ie /1 week ago

New series to highlight value of matching milk replacer with farm requirements

Choosing the right calf milk replacer (CMR) to meet farm requirements and marrying that with attention to detail is the formula for success on any calf rearing unit. As part of an...

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beefmagazine.com /1 month ago

Cows grazing standing corn

A feed option for this summer, fall, and winter.

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beefmagazine.com /22 hours ago

Should I sell calves at weaning or after preconditioning?

Producers face a critical choice as weaning approaches. The decision hinges on market prices, available resources, and individual farm operations.

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