The Unknown Health Power
How can you make your herd more productive and healthier without any addition labour? Working the internal clock of your cows can be the...
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Dairy cows experience heat stress when the temperature-humidity index is above 72°. In humid and hot temperature, they have trouble getting rid of the heat generated by digestion and metabolic processes. Your milk production and reproduction rate will decrease if your cows are experiencing heat stress. Furthermore, Heat-stressed cows will decrease their water & dry matter consumption. Remember that heat stress affects dairy cows at a temperature and humidity level that may not affect humans.
Dairy cows experience heat stress when the temperature-humidity index is above 72°. In humid and hot temperature, they have trouble getting rid of the heat generated by digestion and metabolic processes. Your milk production and reproduction rate will decrease if your cows are experiencing heat stress. Furthermore, Heat-stressed cows will decrease their water & dry matter consumption. Remember that heat stress affects dairy cows at a temperature and humidity level that may not affect humans.
Dairy cows experience heat stress when the temperature-humidity index is above 72°. In humid and hot temperature, they have trouble getting rid of the heat generated by digestion and metabolic processes. Your milk production and reproduction rate will decrease if your cows are experiencing heat stress. Furthermore, Heat-stressed cows will decrease their water & dry matter consumption. Remember that heat stress affects dairy cows at a temperature and humidity level that may not affect humans.
Dairy cows experience heat stress when the temperature-humidity index is above 72°. In humid and hot temperature, they have trouble getting rid of the heat generated by digestion and metabolic processes. Your milk production and reproduction rate will decrease if your cows are experiencing heat stress. Furthermore, Heat-stressed cows will decrease their water & dry matter consumption. Remember that heat stress affects dairy cows at a temperature and humidity level that may not affect humans.
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