Dairy farming knowledge covering cow and buffalo feeding, milk production improvement, reproductive management, disease prevention, and sustainable dairy farm practices.
Buffalo milk dropping in winter? 8 practical steps on warm water, green fodder, minerals, rumen health and calving care, with doses, from Dr. Ibne Ali.
How to Increase Buffalo Milk in Winter: 8 Practical Steps Read More »
Learn how dairy cows obtain energy from straw, silage, starch, sugars, fat, protein, propylene glycol, glycerol and calcium propionate
Energy Sources in Dairy Cattle: From Straw and Starch to Glucose, Fat and ATP Read More »
Buffalo evolution and adaptation is an area of prime focus which required little more attention before formualting any feed or developing strategy.
Buffalo Evolution and Adaptation Read More »
BMS (Buffalo Mineral System)——is buffalo mineral mixture designed specifically for the buffalo’s slow, efficient, but sensitive digestive system
Buffalo Mineral Mixture Read More »
Buffalo farming in India is highly integrated in agricultural system and provide huge economic support to rural India.
Buffalo Farming in India Read More »
The estrous cycle in cows is a highly regulated, dynamic system governed by the interplay between the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, ovaries, and uterus
Estrous Cycle in Cows Read More »
Silage quality parameters therefore become central point of discussion when we talk about performance impact of silage on cows, because it is single most ingredient which shapes DMI.
Silage Quality Parameters Read More »
Dairy feed management today is fundamentally a problem of biological coordination rather than ingredient selection. Genetic selection for milk yield has shifted nutrient partitioning such that maintenance remains protected,
Dairy Feed Management Read More »
Silage dry matter refers to the proportion of a silage that is not water, expressed as a percentage. A silage with 30% dry matter contains 70% water.
Within a few days, the farmer noticed the cow not eating properly. First she left some green fodder. Then she stopped touching dry fodder.
Cow Not Eating, Cow Not Giving Milk, Cow Not Standing Up Read More »
