Buckeye Dairy News: VOLUME 27: ISSUE 2

  1. Andie Majewski, Graduate Teaching Associate, Department of Animal Sciences, The Ohio State University

  2. Dr. Kirby Krogstad, Assistant Professor, Department of Animal Sciences, The Ohio State University

    Introduction

    Cereal grains are an affordable and readily available energy source for dairy cattle because they contain greater concentrations of starch than forages which results in more digestible energy for the cow.

  3. Elizabeth Plunkett, Graduate Research Associate, Department of Animal Sciences, The Ohio State University

  4. Alejandra Arevalo-Mayorga, Sam LockeAndreia Arruda, and Greg Habing, Department of Veterinary Preventive Medicine, The Ohio State University

  5. Jason Hartschuh, Assistant Professor, OSU Extension Field Specialist, Dairy Management and Precision Livestock, Ohio State University

  6. Glen Arnold, Field Specialist, Manure Nutrient Management, Ohio State University Extension

    In recent years, dairy farmers and commercial manure applicators have been moving towards applying dairy manure to newly planted corn and soybeans. This has been in response to delayed planting due to cooler and wetter spring planting conditions.

  7. Kendra Rose, Agriculture and Natural Resources Educator, Crawford County and Jason Hartschuh, Extension Field Specialist, Dairy Management and Precision Livestock, The Ohio State University