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Quality bypass protein like SoyPlus is a cost-effective solution to providing important metabolizable protein in pre-fresh diets.

A recent meta-analysis has revealed that negative DCAD diets do more than prevent milk fever. They improve health and lactation performance, too.

What is the optimal amount of calcium needed in negative DCAD diets for prepartum dairy cows?A recent webinar dives into what the research says.

When it comes to urine pH testing, there are several misconceptions about best practices and test results. Get the most up-to-date information in this exclusive…

Want more milk and better reproductive performance? Then start focusing on subclinical metabolic disorders during the transition period, says Mary beth de Ondarza, Paradox nutrition…

Hypocalcemia—both clinical and subclinical—can easily be prevented. Yet according to Reinhardt et al., 2011, more than half of multiparous cows develop subclinical hypocalcemia shortly after…

Just as race cars require high-octane fuel to achieve top speeds, today’s dairy cows require more high-performance nutrients to achieve top milk production.

New research supports feeding a negative DCAD, but there’s more you should know! SoyChlor explains.

New research from Cornell University has identified a cut-point for blood calcium concentrations in prepartum cows that can be used to predict which cows are…