“WE ARE VERY REACTIVE WHEN IT COMES TO CALF MANAGEMENT - BUT NEVER PROACTIVE - AND SO WE NEVER GET ANYWHERE” Mike van Amburgh A reactive approach to calf rearing should and can be changed by any dairy farmer, manager or advise... More

Dry period, special needs cows and treatments brings together all the practical information about the most important period in the cow’s lactation cycle, the group of cows that require most attention and the jobs that have the ... More

Our cows’ hooves are the weakest link in their health, along with feed and feed intake. Cows that become lame - however slightly - will eat, drink and lie down less. They will therefore produce less milk and it will be more dif... More

Foot health is extremely important within the concept of Cow Signals®. In addition to the practical guides for foot health Hooves and Hoof Signals, the Healthy Hooves poster is available. Together, the Hooves practical guide an... More

In addition to the Cow Signals book, the Cow Signals poster is available. The Cow Signals book and Cow Signals poster are a perfect combination of a more in-depth practical information with a daily visible management tool. The ... More

In addition to the Cow Signals book, the Cow Signals poster is available. The Cow Signals book and Cow Signals poster are a perfect combination of a more in-depth practical information with a daily visible management tool. The ... More

«Practical prevention seen from a farmer’s perspective.» With a structured approach, a dairy farm can achieve and maintain first-rate udder health. Udder Health is a guide for farmers and their employees. Udder Health contain... More