Eastern DairyBusiness magazine has an interesting monthly feature called CSI-Dairy, a play off the popular Crime Scene Investigation television series. The series looks at “mysteries” found on dairy farms that can often be solved by a team of experienced dairy professionals.
For February, NutriDense was invited to submit a “case” on a producer’s run-in with Sub-Acute Ruminal Acidosis (SARA). Here’s more from the Eastern DairyBusiness description:
Numerous ‘culprits’ exist on dairy farms, robbing herd performance and injuring the dairy’s bottom line. Identifying and arresting the offender isn’t always easy, and often requires a full investigation, gathering and analyzing evidence on the farm and in the lab. One mystery that stumped a dairy producer was evidence of Sub-Acute Ruminal Acidosis (SARA) in an otherwise healthy herd.
Check out the full article in the publication’s February issue, or online here.
Tags: DairyBusiness, Eastern DairyBusiness, NutriDense Silage, Sub-Acute Ruminal Acidosis (SARA)
