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How to combat butterfat depression at turnout

Balanced energy and rumen stability at turnout are vital to protect butterfat levels and fertility

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Unpredictable grazing conditions can lead to lower levels of butterfat.
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Unpredictable grazing conditions can lead to lower levels of butterfat.

Each spring, dairy producers face the familiar challenge of balancing rumen function and energy supply as cows transition from winter rations to lush, early-season grass. This period, known for unpredictable...

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