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Total Mix Ration Feed for Dairy Cows

Tom Trantham

How can Tom Trantham’s cows graze alfalfa and not be susceptible to bloat? The short answer: feed the cows a total mix ration (TMR) each evening when they come in from the fields. The key, according to Trantham, is to make sure the rumen continues to work over the nighttime hours so that it is already active when they start grazing the next day. View this video to learn more about Trantham’s strategy and the ingredients in his TMR.

View the longer video to learn about Tom Trantham’s Sustainable 12 Aprils Dairy Grazing Program.

Want more information? See the related SARE grant(s) FS99-102, Cattle Lane Construction Alternatives That Enhance Intensive Grazing Systems.


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Other Tom Trantham Videos

Sustainable 12 Aprils Dairy Grazing (16:15)

Total Mix Ration Feed for Dairy Cows (2:15)

 

Dig Deeper - Roger Rainville

Download a summary of this video, Steps in Biodiesel Production:

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Check out these additional resources on energy production and conservation:

  • Clean Energy Farming: Cutting Costs, Improving Efficiencies, Harnessing Renewables
  • On-Farm Biodiesel 101
  • Renewable Energy and Sustainable Agriculture Symposium
 

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Search the MySARE project reports database for research about Animal Production.

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