Dairy
Dairy Science
Specific programs in Dairy Science address the complex issues of animal health and welfare, dairy waste management, and water quality. Programs are developed locally but have a national scope, serving to improve the quality and safety of milk and dairy foods and to encourage environmentally sound dairy management.
Online Scientific Presentations
- Impact of Heat Stress in Local Dairy Herds
- New Developments in Applied Reproduction Technology
- Steps to Build a Good Repro Program for High Producing Dairy Herds
- Using Information on AMH to Enhance Embro Production and Fertility in Cattle
- The Use of Sexed Semen in Beef and Dairy Herds
- Anovular Condition: Dairy Herds
- California Herds Reproductive Management
Presentations
- Interactions between Milk Production, Heat Stress, and Ferti Video
- Can We Reduce Water Use PDF
- Benchmarking Reproductive Efficiency in CA Dairies ADSA 2014 PDF
- Opportunities to Improve Corn Silage in California - Alfalfa & Forage Symposium - December 2010 PDF
- Feeding Management Practices on California Dairies - ADSA - July 2010 PDF
- Corn Silage Management in California and Air Quality - Green Acres Blue Skyes - June 2010 PDF
- DHIA History - March 2010 PDF
Annual Tulare DHIA Publications
Newsletters and Articles
Posters
- Chop Length, Dry Matter and Density of Corn and Wheat Silage Structures in California Dairies - ADSA - July 2011 PDF
- Milk Fat and Milk Protein to Fat Ratio in California Dairies - ADSA - July 2011 PDF
- Silage Management Practices in California Dairies - ADSA - July 2010 PDF
- Update on Bulk Tank Milk Quality in California - ADSA - July 2010 PDF
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