Types of Dairy Cow Breeds | ADANE
A breed is a group of animals with a similar appearance and behavior. The two most recognized and well-known breeds of dairy cattle are the Holstein cow and the Jersey cow. Learn more about each type of cow below!
Dairy Farm Facts - American Dairy Association North East
Dairy cows have a diverse and balanced diet to meet their nutritional needs and support their overall health and milk production. The specific feed and diet of dairy cows vary from farm to farm, depending on factors such as location, climate, and available resources.
What Do Dairy Cows Eat and Drink? - American Dairy Association …
Dairy cows have a diverse and balanced diet to meet their nutritional needs and support their overall health and milk production. The specific feed and diet of dairy cows vary from farm to farm, depending on factors such as location, climate, and available resources.
Dairy Farming History | American Dairy Association NE
The History of Dairy Farming. Humans have been drinking milk from cows for thousands of years. Modern dairy farming began in the early 1900’s after pasteurization was developed and utilized widely. Pasteurization allows for a safer product and extends milk’s shelf life by eradicating spoilage-causing bacteria through the application of heat.
Dairy Stats by State - American Dairy Association North East
Number of milk cows – 2,700. Total milk production per year – 48 million pounds. Average herd size – 180 cows. Number of dairy farms – 15. Get dairy stats by state for the Mid Atlantic region - Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and Maryland.
Brown Swiss Dairy Cow | American Dairy Association NE
Meet the Brown Swiss cow! Many dairy historians consider the breed to be the oldest of all the types of milk cows, or dairy breeds.
Cows Dig Daylight Saving | American Dairy Association NE
Cows dig daylight saving because they need 14 to 16 hours of light each day. It’s what they’re used to in summertime. Dairy farmers go out of their way to make sure there is no disruption for cows as clocks spring forward when daylight saving time returns Sunday, March 10, at 2 a.m.
Dairy Farm Manure Management | ADANE
Dairy farmers are always working on new ways to use manure and ensure their farms stay sustainable for the future. Manure management plays a huge role in dairy farm sustainability practices. Learn about cow manure & how it is used for composting & fertilizing soil at ADANE.
Elementary Dairy Lesson Plan | American Dairy Association NE
Show your students how dairy farmers use 21st century technology to keep their cows healthy and provide families with fresh, nutritious milk every day, while protecting the environment with sustainable agriculture.
Holstein Cow Facts - American Dairy Association North East
No two Holstein cows have the same spots! Holstein cows are the commonly known black and white spotted dairy cows. Learn more about this breed and their unique spots at American Dairy Association NE.