Feeding regime, particle length, ration composition and housing all influence how dairy cows eat and ruminate.

Rumination and adequate fibre in the ration are part of efficient digestion in dairy cattle.

The balance between concentrates and forage is one of the key decisions in feeding dairy cows.

Grazing systems need their own feeding strategy, adapted to the quality of the pasture through the season.

Feed is one of the main costs of milk production, so making the most of every ration matters.

High-producing dairy cows need carefully balanced rations to sustain milk fat and protein production.