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The calf chronicles: Raising tomorrow’s cows today

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By Trouw Nutrition
| Foodagribusiness.world
When I open the calf barn in the morning, I can usually tell quite quickly what kind of day it is going to be. The first thing I look for is not the bucket. It is the calf. Is she standing? Is she bright? Is she clean? Does she come forward with appetite, or does she hang back from the group? Those small signs matter. Calves need energy, but they also need the right kind of nutrition to support development.
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Metabolising dairy performance from day one

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By Trouw Nutrition
| Foodagribusiness.world
The foundation of a productive herd doesn’t start with the cow. It starts with the calf. That’s why performance-driven dairy farmers look at their calves differently. A calf is not just a feed bill. She‘s not just an animal to move through weaning as quickly and cheaply as possible. She’s an investment in the future herd. The first few months of a calf's life are crucial for development and future production. Photo: Trouw Nutrition The way a farmer views that calf matters.
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Unlocking full dairy performance from trace minerals to tangible results

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By Trouw Nutrition
| Foodagribusiness.world
The hidden power of trace minerals Trace minerals are often a small component of the total ration, but their role in animal physiology is fundamental. On one hand, trace minerals must be supplied in sufficient amounts to support immunity, fertility, and production. On the other hand, they must be delivered in a way that does not negatively affect feed stability, rumen function, or nutrient utilisation. For feed millers and nutritionists, this creates a critical balancing act.
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