| GOOD AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES: DO DAIRY FARMERS BENEFIT? |
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| NEOSPOROSIS, THE LITTLE-KNOWN INFECTION CAUSING ABORTION IN DAIRY COWS. |
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| APART FROM THE SPORIDESMIN-PRODUCING FUNGUS, PASTURES IN THE EASTERN CAPE ARE ALSO INFECTED WITH FUSARIUM AND OTHER MYCOTOXIGENIC FUNGI |
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| The impact of methane inhibitors on ruminants: A systematic review and meta-analysis. |
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| Feeding preweaning Holstein calves a synbiotic supplement increases their energy-corrected milk yield as lactating cows. |
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| THE EFFECT OF GAP ON RAW MILK COMPLIANCE AND SUSTAINABILITY |
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| Delaying postpartum separation by 3, 5, or 7 days compared with immediate separation: A pilot study on production and health indicators in Holstein cows and their calves. |
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| CHARACTERIZATION OF THE FUNGUS INFESTING RYEGRASS PASTURES. |
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| Mastitis has a cumulative and lasting effect on milk yield and lactose content in dairy cows. |
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| Growth and metabolism of calves in a dairy cow-calf contact system with gradual weaning and separation. |
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| Effect of prepartum dietary cation-anion difference strategy and level of dietary calcium on postpartum blood calcium status and milk production of multiparous Holstein cows. |
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| THE EFFECT OF PRICKLY PEAR MEAL AND PROBIOTICS ON DAIRY CALF PERFORMANCE AND CONTROL OF DIGESTIVE PATHOGENS. |
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| MILK SA FUNDED PROJECTS: MILESTONES AND ACHIEVEMENTS SINCE 2015 |
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| Dynamics and impacts of staphylococcal intramammary infections during dairy cows’ nonlactating period |
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| RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES OF THE DAIRY INDUSTRY 2026-2029 |
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| PROGRESS WITH CHARACTERIZATION OF THE FUNGUS CAUSING SPORIDESMIN TOXICITY ON RYEGRASS |
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| CHARACTERISATION OF THE FACIAL ECZEMA FUNGUS ON RYEGRASS PASTURES |
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| PROGRESS TOWARDS CHARACTERIZING THE FACIAL ECZEMA CAUSING FUNGUS |
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| LAMENESS ON SELECTED FARMS IN THE EASTERN CAPE AND KZN |
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| Impact of heat stress on dry matter intake and residual feed intake in mid-lactation dairy cows. |
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| Influence of fat-to-protein ratio and udder health parameters on the milk urea content of dairy cows. |
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| Growth performance, faecal scores, and metabolic profiles of neonatal Holstein calves with extended transition milk feeding. |
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| ANTI-BACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF PLANT EXTRACTS AGAINST STAPHYLOCOCCUS. |
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| Invited review: Somatotropin and lactation biology. |
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| HEAT STRESS RELATED FACTORS AFFECTING DAIRY COWS |
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