Features:
- Milking shake-up improves efficiency
Shannon and Cass Rolls are achieving life-changing results by improving milking routines on their Canterbury farm – at very little extra cost. - Mythbuster: Does under-milking cause mastitis?
We investigate whether leaving a small amount of milk behind in cows’ udders compromises milk quality, production and cow health. - Managing your working bulls
Use our tips to get the best results from artificial insemination through effective bull management during mating.
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Milking shake-up improves efficiency
02 October 2019
Improving milking efficiency is one of the great wins for dairy farmers.
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Shorter milking attracts staff
01 October 2019
Find out how milking efficiency helps to attract and retain staff through better labour management.
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Farmers becoming the experts
01 October 2019
DairyNZ is encouraging farmers who’ve had success with Milksmart to share their knowledge with others.
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Milking efficiency through extended milking intervals
01 October 2019
The latest on flexible milking from DairyNZ senior scientist Paul Edwards.
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Does under-milking cause mastitis?
01 October 2019
DairyNZ’s SmartSAMM project manager Jane Lacy-Hulbert looks at whether leaving milk in the udder really does lead to problems with cow health and milk quality.
