Decreasing TMR variability to maximize ration cost savings

Decreasing TMR variability to maximize ration cost savings

Decreasing TMR variability to maximize ration cost savings

Feed costs represent the single greatest cost for milk production. Total mixed ration (TMR) variability can significantly impact milk production and components, feed efficiency, and ration costs. This should come as no surprise, as cows thrive on consistency. However, because TMR variation can come from many different sources, it can be difficult to determine the exact cause and full impact.

Decreasing TMR variability to maximize ration cost savings

Mitigation of variability between competitively fed dairy cows

Decreasing TMR variability to maximize ration cost savings

Assessing the true cost of TMR variability

Decreasing TMR variability to maximize ration cost savings

Effects of different milk feeding levels and frequencies on

Decreasing TMR variability to maximize ration cost savings

Variations in CP content in the pasture and average weekly milk urea

Decreasing TMR variability to maximize ration cost savings

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Decreasing TMR variability to maximize ration cost savings

A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Changing to a TMR Feeding System

Decreasing TMR variability to maximize ration cost savings

Total or partial mixed ration?

Decreasing TMR variability to maximize ration cost savings

Reducing Ration Costs with Residues, By products and Feeding

Decreasing TMR variability to maximize ration cost savings

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