Category — Calf feeders

Summary of a study conducted at Kiel University of Applied Sciences, Osterrönfeld campus: Learn which teat promotes health, well-being, and milk intake. Next →

How a farm in the Spanish heat is focussing on animal welfare and making calves and people happy thanks to a new concept. Next →

... is what it says on the Leppington Pastoral Company website. And a visit to the farm in Australia shows that this is true in every respect. Next →

... the calves no longer experience any stress! Next →

... and that was a good thing. Next →

Laura Bühring from agricultural business Starbach-Sachsen has been delighted about this ever since she started rearing her calves with the CalfExpert feeder. Next →

How healthy, performance-orientated calf rearing benefits the entire dairy farm. Next →

Using mother nature as an example – Optimising it in practice Next →

Modern calf feeding at Prehn Brook Farms in Canada Next →

State-of-the-art fully automatic whole milk management in the calf barn Next →

A travel report from our mascot Holli from the green island in the Pacific. Next →

There are many feeding recommendations for calves. But do they also take account of the development goals you have set for your newborn calves? Next →

The right watering strategy following intensive calf feeding. Next →

Leonie Dörr manages animals and public relations at Karlshof Next →

Healthy calves thanks to innovative ventilation and modern feeding technology Next →

From the udder to the teat: hygienic whole milk feeding, fully automated without human contact. Next →

Planning and commissioning of CalfExpert feeders Next →

Improved performance in calf feeding thanks to modern feeding technology Next →

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