Grazing plays an important role in milk production in most regions of the world. In this
review, some challenges to the grazing cow are discussed together with opportunities for …

In pasture-based dairy systems, supplementary feeds are used to increase dry matter intake
and milk production. Historically, supplementation involved the provision of the same …

The onset of lactation in dairy cows is characterized by severe negative energy and protein
balance. Increasing Met availability during this time may improve milk production, hepatic …

As land becomes a limiting resource for pasture-based dairy farming, the inclusion of
purchased supplementary feeds to increase milk production per cow (through greater dry …

Production from pasture-based dairy farms can be increased through using N fertilizer to
increase pasture grown, increasing stocking rate, importing feeds from off farm (ie …

Disruption of endoplasmic reticulum (ER) homeostasis, often termed ER stress, is
intrinsically linked with perturbation of lipid metabolism in humans and mice. Whether ER …

The objective of our study was to investigate the effects of sources of calcium salts of fatty
acids (FA) on production, nutrient digestibility, energy balance, and carryover effects of early …

The objective of our study was to investigate the associative effects of feeding Ca salts of
palm fatty acids (FA) and corn grain-processing method on production, nutrient digestibility …

This study investigated the immediate and long-term effects of temporary alterations to
postpartum milking frequency (MF) on milk production, body condition score (BCS), and …

Context In most pasture-based herds in Australia, supplementation with concentrates is
normally a flat rate, with quantities determined by average cow requirements, rather than …