grazing

The Russell family grows 15 ha of corn for silage each year. Photo: Will Russell
12-10-2022 | In-depth

Farm visit Australia: Improving home-grown feed

Zero grazing could be a better option when other feed costs increase, depending on the cost of harvesting and hauling the grass. Photo: Koos Groenewold
07-10-2022 | In-depth

How does zero grazing measure up?

Cows in pasture in the Netherlands. Photo: Wick Natzijl
27-10-2021 | Article

EU Grassland-based dairy: Benefits, strategies, key points

Different kinds of animals vary in their susceptibility to poisoning from a particular plant because of variations in enzyme activity, absorption, metabolism, and/or the rate of clearance from the liver and kidney. Photo: Canva
26-04-2021 | Article

Impact of poisonous plants on grazing animals

Photo: Dreamstime
13-05-2019 | News

Horses in China: 10 nutrition issues to improve

Photo: Mark Pasveer
06-03-2019 | News

What determines the bite mass of cows?

Overcoming milk fat depression in grazing sheep. Photo: Joris Telders
02-04-2018 | Article

Overcoming milk fat depression in grazing sheep

Longer grazing steps up acidosis risk. Photo: Wick Natzijl
14-02-2018 | Article

Longer grazing steps increase acidosis risk

Grazing cropland benefits soil and cow. Photo: Peter Pasveer
09-01-2017 | News

Grazing cropland benefits soil and cow

<em>Photo: Koos Groenewold</em>
17-10-2016 | Article

Mixed grazing of cattle and sheep