Jimena Godoy — Technical Consultant, Dairy Tech (USA)
WEBINAR: “WHY IS IT MORE DIFFICULT TO INCREASE MILK PROTEIN THAN MILK FAT?”
Mike VandeHaar — Professor, Michigan State University, USA
WEBINAR: “HOW CAN REPRODUCTIVE MANAGEMENT OF DAIRY COWS BE OPTIMIZED IN THE ERA OF AUTOMATED ACTIVITY MONITORING?”
Dr. Stefan Borchardt — Research Scientist at the Clinic for Animal Reproduction, Freie Universität Berlin
WEBINAR: “HOW TO ENSURE A HIGH LEVEL OF FAT AND PROTEIN IN MILK?”
Dr. Mike Hutjens – Professor of Animal Sciences at University of Illinois
WEBINAR: “CONSOLIDATING OUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE PHYSIOLOGY OF STRESS”
Erin Horst, PhD – consultant in the Dairy Business Unit at Elanco Animal Health in the USA
WEBINAR “COLOSTRUM MANAGEMENT: FACTORS AFFECTING ITS QUANTITY, QUALITY, AND CALF HEALTH”, TRENT WESTHOFF
Trent Westhoff, PhD – Consultant for the Dairy Business Unit at Elanco Animal Health, USA
WEBINAR “WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO INSEMINATE COWS FROM AN ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE?”, KEVIN DHUYVETTER
Kevin Dhuyvetter – PhD, Lead Technical Advisor for the Dairy Business Unit at Elanco Animal Health, USA
WEBINAR “MANAGEMENT OF COW REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH FOR IMPROVED REPRODUCTION” STEPHEN LEBLANC
At this webinar, Stephen LeBlanc, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Professor at the Ontario Veterinary College, and specialist in cow health management, shared practical recommendations and insights on improving dairy cow reproduction.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN FROM THE WEBINAR:
How do reproductive system diseases affect cow fertility and farm profitability?
What solutions exist to prevent these problems?
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Stephen LeBlanc – Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Professor at the Ontario Veterinary College, specialist in cow health management. His research focuses on the metabolic and reproductive health of transition cows and its management.
He serves as Director of the Dairy at Guelph Centre for Dairy Research and Innovation (Guelph, Canada) – a network of faculty, postdoctoral researchers, and graduate students across all disciplines of the University of Guelph conducting scientific research in dairy science. He also served as Senior Editor of the Journal of Dairy Science for six years and is a member of the Board of Directors of the American Dairy Science Association.
WEBINAR “MANAGEMENT OF PHYSICALLY EFFECTIVE FIBER TO PREVENT ACIDOSIS”, ROBERT VAN SAUN
In this webinar, Dr. Robert Van Saun, Professor of Veterinary Sciences at Penn State University (USA), and an expert in ruminant nutrition and reproduction, provided an in-depth overview of the causes and consequences of acidosis, the key factors affecting rumen pH changes, and how we can manage them.
DURING THE WEBINAR YOU WILL LEARN:
What causes acidosis and what are its consequences for animal health?
How do rumen pH changes affect productivity?
How to manage physically effective fiber to prevent acidosis?
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Dr. Robert Van Saun is a Professor of Veterinary Sciences at the College of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences, Penn State University.
For more than 20 years, he has been consulting with dairy farms in the Czech Republic and Slovakia and has gained experience working in other Eastern European countries as well. Dr. Van Saun specializes in ruminant nutrition and reproduction, as these two factors are most critical for dairy farm success.
WEBINAR “THE IMPACT OF COW BEHAVIOR ON RUMEN HEALTH,” DR. TREVOR DEVRIES
In this webinar, Dr. Trevor DeVries, Professor at the University of Guelph (Canada) and a recognized expert in dairy cattle feeding and management, shared key insights and practical recommendations for improving rumen health in cows.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN FROM THIS VIDEO
How cows’ feeding behavior affects rumen function and health.
The connection between rumen health and animals’ behavioral traits.
Practical methods to improve rumen health through effective management and feeding.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Dr. Trevor DeVries is a Professor and Chair of the Department of Animal Biosciences at the University of Guelph, Canada.
He received his Bachelor of Science in Agriculture from the University of British Columbia in 2001 and completed his Ph.D. in 2006.
Dr. DeVries leads an award-winning research program and is the author of over 220 peer-reviewed scientific papers. His research focuses on the nutrition, behavior, welfare, and management of dairy cattle.
He actively translates his research into practice, as reflected in more than 300 scientific presentations delivered worldwide. In addition, he teaches undergraduate and graduate courses related to dairy cattle management and welfare and serves as a mentor for his students.
Don’t miss the chance to dive into the topic with one of the industry’s leading experts!