3 tips for making the pre-mating season count for New Zealand dairy cattle farmers

Update: 2021-09-03

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In this episode Treen and Emma talk about the importance of the pre-mating period and explain why tail paint should be applied 35 days before the planned start of mating (PSM). They explain the 3 most important things for dairy staff to do in the month prior to AI starting so you are ready to have a successful repro season once breeding starts.

https://anexa.co.nz/farm/dairy/lameness/

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3 tips for making the pre-mating season count for New Zealand dairy cattle farmers

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3 tips for making the pre-mating season count for New Zealand dairy cattle farmers

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3 tips for making the pre-mating season count for New Zealand dairy cattle farmers

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3 tips for making the pre-mating season count for New Zealand dairy cattle farmers