Santafé Agroinstituto US - Dairy Cattle

Producing milk on a large scale is impressive. Achieving this every day, with consistency, is even more so.

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Starting with just two cows and reaching a herd of 430 lactating cows, yielding 37 to 38 liters per animal, does not happen by chance.

On this farm in Paraguay, growth was achieved through a focus on management, thermal comfort, nutrition, and team training.

More than a story of expansion, it is an example that the best results begin with fundamentals executed properly.

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Robotizing milking does not mean simplifying nutrition.

In practice, it becomes even more strategic.

At Skyline Farm, every detail of the feeding program is designed to stimulate intake, maintain visit frequency to the robot, and sustain production exceeding 41 kg of milk per cow per day.

It exemplifies how technology and nutrition go hand in hand when the goal is efficiency.

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Producing at a large scale requires much more than a well-formulated diet.

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From 18 to 41 liters per cow.

Behind this achievement are high-quality silage, a balanced diet, cow comfort, and close attention to management details.

Fazenda Azeredo demonstrates that productivity does not depend on miraculous solutions, but on technical decisions carried out consistently.

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The first weeks of life of the bezerra are decisive for all subsequent outcomes.

Nutrition, intestinal health, ruminal development, and immunity established during this period directly influence the age at first calving, longevity, and even the future cow’s milk yield.

Therefore, high-performance farms do not regard heifer rearing as a cost, but rather as an investment in the future of the herd.

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The footbath extends far beyond being merely a tank filled with disinfectant solution.

When properly managed, it reduces infectious load on the hooves and serves as an important tool for the prevention of diseases such as digital dermatitis. However, its effectiveness depends on correct implementation.

A solution contaminated with mud, urine, or f***s quickly loses efficacy. Furthermore, frequency of use, solution concentration, and appropriate sizing are critical factors to ensure that the treatment is effectively applied to the hooves.

Beyond simply installing a footbath, the technician’s role is to ensure that it becomes part of a structured hoof health program.

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