MILK
Capture the value of peak production
Peak production puts the greatest demands on your cows. Matching nutrition needs and staying on top of milk quality can help them perform at their best. Learn more from our resources below and get in touch with your local support team.
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ANIMAL HEALTH
Setting up for better mating and smoother season
LAND & FEED
Turning spring growth into season long gains
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FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Low somatic cell counts are often a sign of a healthier udder, but the benefits go beyond milk quality. Fewer mastitis challenges can mean less production loss, fewer disruptions during the season, lower treatment costs, and more milk in the vat. It can also help reduce stress on cows during a busy period, supporting overall herd performance as the season progresses.
Animal health issues don't always show up as obvious problems. Challenges such as mastitis, lameness, mineral deficiencies or parasite burdens can affect how well cows convert feed into milk, maintain condition and perform through the season. Identifying and addressing issues early can help support production, reproduction and overall herd performance.
Spring often brings the biggest opportunity to turn home-grown feed into milk. Understanding how much pasture is being grown, how efficiently it's being utilised, and whether feed supply is matching herd demand can help maximise production while setting the farm up for the months ahead.
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