Cows don’t always get the credit they deserve for being downright adorable, but anyone who’s spent time around them knows ...

Joseph, from Old Town Lane in Annalong, has been a beef farmer for 30 years and admits it was quite a surprise when he realised one of his cows was having triplets. “We had her scanned and saw she was ...

Nearly all of them had mastitis: a swollen, painful udder ... cute. A few chickens walked around. A trio of ducks sat by a waste-covered pool. In the distance, the dry herd (cows given a break ...

A data-focused, game-changing software is now being introduced to Irish dairy farmers as another weapon to help prevent cows from becoming chronic, so they stay in the herd for longer, by monitoring ...

Steps you can take now to address the issue include: keeping track of milking speed, choosing sires that will likely improve milking speed and culling out cows that take an extremely long time to milk ...

A runaway cow caused “udder chaos” in south Las Vegas on Monday when it started “mooooving too close to traffic” near Interstate 15 and St. Rose Parkway, the Nevada Department of ...

The cow was eventually caught and seen tied to the back of a DOT truck drinking water from a paint bucket. The Nevada DOT said they avoided “udder chaos” and were thankful there were no “cowlisions.” ...

The incident, which NDOT humorously referred to as "avoiding 'udder' chaos," ended without any harm to the cow or disruption to traffic.

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“A cow doesn’t simply stop producing milk when she’s no longer brought to the parlor each day,” said Jennifer Roberts, DVM, Boehringer Ingelheim. “The more milk she’s producing at dry-off, the greater ...

Stride-length differences-- The cows that received no post-partum pain therapy took longer strides with their rear legs than the treated group. Kleinhenz suggested this may be due to the pain ...

Open and/or dry cows: Cows that are open and/or dry (without a calf at their side) are animals that are on a free ride. They are eating limited resources without having a calf to produce income.