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Katelyn Allen
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Associate Editor, Hoard's Dairyman
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By Katelyn Allen Verified| Hoard's Dairyman Verified Lameness remains one of the top health issues dairy farms battle, and it is also a serious animal welfare concern. While it is easy to call cows that struggle to get to the parlor “lame,” in reality, those are only the severe cases. Any cow that has difficulty putting weight on a limb is dealing with lameness, reminded Nigel Cook on an episode of the American Association of Bovine Practitioners “Have You Herd?” podcast.
By Katelyn Allen Verified| Hoard's Dairyman Verified “Just because an udder is not lactating doesn’t mean it’s not doing anything,” said Ben Enger during the National Mastitis Council Annual Meeting. The mammary physiologist and associate professor at The Ohio State University pointed out that significant udder tissue growth and development is needed for an animal to be ready to enter lactation, and the vast majority of that occurs during a heifer’s first pregnancy.
By Katelyn Allen Verified| Hoard's Dairyman Verified Lameness remains one of the top health issues dairy farms battle, and it is also a serious animal welfare concern. While it is easy to call cows that struggle to get to the parlor “lame,” in reality, those are only the severe cases. Any cow that has difficulty putting weight on a limb is dealing with lameness, reminded Nigel Cook on an episode of the American Association of Bovine Practitioners “Have You Herd?” podcast.
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Hoard's Dairyman
Hoard's Dairyman, founded in 1885 by William Dempster Hoard, is a prominent publication focused on advancing dairy farming practices. Originally a supplement to the Jefferson County Union newspaper, it has evolved into the leading journal in the dairy industry, offering practical, science-based guidance to farmers worldwide. The company operates its own dairy farm, featuring the largest continuously registered Guernsey herd in the U.S., and employs modern facilities to enhance its content. The magazine publishes a monthly journal that covers various topics, including crop management, herd health, and milk production economics. Hoard's Dairyman also engages in educational advocacy, promoting innovations in agriculture and hosting competitions like the Cow Judging Contest. Its digital presence includes online articles and resources designed for contemporary dairy operations. The publication serves dairy farmers, veterinarians, agricultural consultants, and policymakers, providing valuable insights for both small and large-scale operations. Hoard's Dairyman remains dedicated to its mission of delivering quality dairy literature to support sustainable and profitable farming.
California, United States
+1 920-563-5551
Founded: 1885