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Aidan Brennan
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Dairy Editor, Irish Farmers Journal
Irel, Dublin
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By Aidan Brennan Verified| Irish Farmers Journal Verified With colder and wetter weather set to move in over the next week or 10 days, the risk of grass tetany in dairy cows, sucklers and sheep intensifies. Cows in peak milk production have a huge draw on minerals, both from their own reserves and from their feed. Magnesium is particularly important as a magnesium deficiency causes grass tetany, an acute disorder resulting in cow staggers and death if left untreated.
By Aidan Brennan Verified| Irish Farmers Journal Verified It has often been said that there is more work in putting cows in calf, than there is in calving itself, so the next few months are going to be very busy on dairy farms. Like with anything, preparation is key, so take the time now over the next few weeks to be as prepared as possible. Maiden heifersMaiden heifers are the highest genetic merit animals on the farm, so the more heifer calves generated from them, the better.
By Aidan Brennan Verified| Irish Farmers Journal Verified With colder and wetter weather set to move in over the next week or 10 days, the risk of grass tetany in dairy cows, sucklers and sheep intensifies. Cows in peak milk production have a huge draw on minerals, both from their own reserves and from their feed. Magnesium is particularly important as a magnesium deficiency causes grass tetany, an acute disorder resulting in cow staggers and death if left untreated.
Company Info
Irish Farmers Journal
The Irish Farmers Journal is a prominent agricultural publication in Ireland, established in 1948 and based in Dublin. Owned by The Agricultural Trust, it operates as a legal trust, ensuring that profits are reinvested to enhance the competitiveness of Irish farming and support rural well-being. The publication is edited by Jack Kennedy and governed by a non-remunerated board. Published weekly, the Irish Farmers Journal offers a range of content including farming news, technical advice, market data, and features on rural lifestyle. It has a significant readership, with over 263,000 people engaging with its content. The publication is recognized for its editorial independence and has received several awards, including Media Brand of the Year in 2017 and a Digital Excellence Award in 2018. Its digital platforms have also been acknowledged for their quality. The journal serves farmers, agribusinesses, and rural communities, providing valuable insights and resources to support their needs.
Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
+353 1 419 9500
Founded: 1948