The University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension Dairy Program strengthens the competitiveness of the Wisconsin dairy industry through statewide leadership in education and research.
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Transitioning to Electronic Identification, what Wisconsin cattle producers need to know
This one-hour virtual meeting occurs on Wednesday evening, October 30, 2024, at 7 p.m. CST.
Calving Management Practices and Neonate Care in Dairy Cattle
The training of the farm personnel has positive impacts on animal welfare and performance, thus increasing the overall farm profitability. To support beef and dairy farms and their employees, the UW-Extension Dairy program has developed the “Calving management practices and Neonate care in dairy cattle” workshop.
Practicas de manejo del parto y cuidado del neonato en el ganado lechero
El entrenamiento del personal de la granja genera impactos positivos en el bienestar y el rendimiento del animal, aumentando así la rentabilidad de la granja. Para apoyar a los granjeros y trabajadores de granjas de carne y lecheras, el área de extensión de la UW-Madison ha desarrollado un taller llamado “Practicas del manejo del parto y cuidado del neonato en el ganado lechero”.
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