A good description of the meaning and value of NDFd to an US dairy farmer.
See how one farmer uses NIS to maximise the use of high quality homegrown forage, enabling him to reduce the cost of bought in protein & energy.
This article describes how one Welsh Farmer used NIS to make the most of his very good quality silage from harvest 2017.
DEFRA figures show the true cost of butter fat suppression in the dairy herd.
NIS is a particularly good buffer for lush grass because the NDF in NIS is ‘slow pool’ NDF and it is relatively palatable.
British Dairying report highlighting increased yields leading to a 700 Euro uplift in milk solids per hectare.
The work at Cornell University has also identified that understanding the RATE of NDF digestion is as important as the total digestibility of NDF.
Many farmers adopting this system encounter rumen health issues, resulting in loose dung, low butter fats and loss of BCS – and lost potential.
Roche’s Feeds in Ireland are harnessing the benefits of NIS in their ruminant feeds.
We have had many phone calls from farmers struggling with low butterfat levels when feeding high levels of 1st cut silage. This article discusses the issue.
