Animals

Author(s) Jonathan Rivin, Zen Miller, Olivia Matel Discusses different types of food waste and guidelines for feeding alternative food waste and ...

Author(s) Scott Gunderson, Greg Wise, John Roach, Dave Muench Gives reasons why newspaper offers advantages over traditional bedding products (8 p...

Author(s) Horacio Aguirre-Villegas, Simone Kraatz, Franco Milani, Astrid Newenhouse, Thais Passos-Fonseca, Doug Reinemann The process of making c...

Author(s) David C. Payer, Brian J. Holmes This fact sheet discusses options for handling milking center wastewater and provides background informa...

Author(s) Michael Siemens Covers techniques and strategies to help cattle producers maximize feedlot production of both traditional and Holstein s...

Author(s) D. J. Reinemann This publication features a form to be used by farm operators, electricians, power suppliers, or others measuring stray ...

Author(s) Chelsea Zegler, Mark Renz, Matt Ruark, Geoff Brink Wisconsin has the largest number of organic dairies in the United States with over 45...

Author(s) Horacio Aguirre-Villegas, Rebecca Larson, Matt Ruark Solid-liquid separation is a manure processing technology that has grown in popular...

Author(s) Pamela Ruegg, Morten Dam Rasmussen, Doug Reinemann Efficient production and harvest of high quality milk is the goal of most dairy farme...

Author(s) David C. Payer, Brian J. Holmes This fact sheet is for dairy farmers and others in the dairy industry concerned with managing wastewater...

Author(s) Sherry Combs, Bruce Hoskins, Jan Jarman, John Kovar, Maurice Watson, Ann Wolf, Nancy Wolf This detailed publication will help you unders...

Author(s) Philip J. Clauer, John L. Skinner This publication will help you get started raising ducks and geese. Topics include managing a breeding...

Author(s) Scott Sanford Wood heating results in lower barn humidity, dryer litter, reduced ammonia production, and requires less ventilation which...

Author(s) Horacio Aguirre-Villegas, Rebecca Larson, Matthew Ruark Keeping up the levels of nitrogen (N) in soils generally results in higher crop ...

Author(s) Douglas J. Reinemann, Graeme A. Mein This publication presents the minimum performance criterion for milklines, based on the 1994 standa...

Author(s) Horacio Aguirre-Villegas, Rebecca A. Larson, Matthew D. Ruark, Di Liang, Michel Wattiaux, Larry Chase, Victor Cabrera Enteric methane, a...

Author(s) Horacio Aguirre-Villegas, Rebecca Larson, Matthew Ruark Manure agitation is an important part of storage as it reduces nutrient variabil...

Author(s) David C. Payer, Brian J. Holmes Knowing how to dispose of waste milk properly is an essential part of dairy milking center management. S...

Author(s) Rhonda R. Gildersleeve, Peggy Compton The narrow green areas along banks of rivers, lakes, and ponds contain unique plant communities, s...

Author(s) Rhonda R. Gildersleeve, Peggy Compton The narrow green zones along banks of rivers, lakes, and ponds may offer good grazing but are easi...

Author(s) Horacio Aguirre-Villegas, Rebecca Larson, Matthew Ruark Manure is a valuable resource for agricultural systems due to its nutrient conte...

Author(s) Paul Daigle, Ken Barnett, Tom Cadwallader, Dennis Cosgrove To keep grazing dairy animals healthy, high quality lanes are needed to keep ...

Author(s) Fred Madison, Keith Kelling, Leonard Massie, Laura Ward Good Proper manure management and handling is tricky. This booklet describes how...

Author(s) Yves Berger, Claire Mikolayunas, David Thomas Raising sheep for dairy production is a small but growing industry, centered in the upper...