Keeping Cows Cool, Where Do I Start?

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EP77 Keeping Cows Cool, Where Do I Start?

by John F. Smith Joseph P. Harner III Michael J. Brouk

Published Date: Feb 2001

Heat stress effects on dairy cows include: increased water intake, decrease in dry matter intake, slower rate of feed passage,less milk production and poor reproductive performance.

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