The Research Column

by Heinz Meissner

Click on any of the publications below to read more about the specific topic:

 

Title Date Discipline Extract Keywords
A study on cow comfort and risk for lameness and mastitis in relation to different types of bedding materials

Discipline: cow comfort; Key words: bedding material, lying behavior,

Feeding, production, and efficiency of Holstein-Friesian, Jersey and mixed-breed lactating dairy cows in commercial Danish herds

Discipline: lactation; Key words: Jersey, Holstein,

Early pair housing increases solid feed intake and weight gains in dairy calves.

Discipline: calf raising; Key words: weaning, animal welfare,

SPORES ISOLATED FROM MILK POWDER PRODUCTS MAY NOT BE THE SAME AS THOSE ISOLATED FROM RAW MILK

Discipline: contamination; Key words: spore populations,

Effect of concentrate feeding method on the performance of dairy cows in early to mid lactation

Discipline: nutrition/feeding; Key words: concentrate feeding method,

Effect of maternal heat stress in late gestation on blood hormones and metabolites of newborn calves.

Discipline: calf raising; Key words: heat stress,

THE EFFECT OF DIETARY CRUDE PROTEIN LEVEL AND CLA SUPPLEMENTATION ON CHEESE COMPOSITION

Discipline: composition; Key words: conjugated linoleic acid, dietary protein, fatty acid, milk, cheese

Strategies to gain body condition score in pasture-based dairy cows during late lactation and the far-off non-lactating period and their interaction with close-up dry matter intake.

Discipline: nutrition/feeding; Key words: transition cow, health, welfare, Hypocalcaemia.

Lactation performance of Holstein cows treated with 2 formulations of recombinant bovine somatotropin in a large commercial dairy herd in Brazil.

Discipline: hormone; Key words: somatotropin, lactation performance, lactation persistency, Boostin, Lactotropin. 

The genetic and biological basis of feed efficiency in mid-lactation Holstein dairy cows.

Discipline: genetic evaluation; Key words: genome-wide association study, residual feed intake, feed efficiency.