Could a cow’s birth season impact its longevity and productivity? University of Florida researchers say yes—discover how heat ...

For dairy producers, the heat impact is a direct ... which most accurately reflect the heat stress a cow experiences, as high ...

Researchers at the University of Illinois studied milk production records from nine Midwest dairy farmers. Considering both ...

With rising global temperatures due to climate change, heat stress in livestock is a growing concern. Ranier van Heerden, Evonik’s business manager for ruminant solutions in sub-Saharan Africa, shared ...

For the study, the researchers combined milk production data with weather data to ascertain a link between heat stress and milk production. The milk production data was from 2012 to 2016 and comprised ...

But in our dairy marketing system, milk is sold on components ... They calculated temperature-humidity index measurements, which most accurately reflect the heat stress a cow experiences, as high heat ...

But in our dairy marketing system ... which most accurately reflect the heat stress a cow experiences, as high heat and humidity make it harder for the cow to cool down through sweating.