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Michael Brouk, Kansas State University |
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November 7, 2013 12:00 PM Central | |||||||||||||||||
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Unsure of where your dairy's
feeding program might be leaking money? Dr. Brouk will help you do a little
detective work to identify some common sources of unseen feed costs in a dairy
herd. Just a few areas he plans to cover include commodity shrink, mixer errors,
refusals, and expense of inventory.
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Processing
Cereal Grains Fed to Dairy Cattle
Optimizing feed efficiency and
income over feed costs on dairy farms is very important since feed is the
highest cost associated with producing milk. Some of the primary dietary areas
for achieving high feed efficiency are feeding high quality forage, providing
optimum balance of protein and carbohydrates for rumen health, and high
digestibility of the cereal grains.
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with questions and
concerns.
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Thursday, October 31, 2013
Upcoming DAIReXNET Webinar- Discovering Hidden Feed Costs for the Milking Herd
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