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• Missouri dairymen's resource guide

See also: Agricultural engineering: Livestock equipment; Water quality

• Feeding
• Management
• Waste Management

Feeding

• G3106, Total Mixed Dairy Rations on Your Farm?
• G3110, Feeding to Maximize Milk Solids
• G3150, Forages for Cattle: New Methods of Determining Energy Content and Evaluating Heat Damage
• G3151, Using a Microwave Oven to Determine Moisture in Forages
• G3161, Using NDF and ADF to Balance Diets
• G3170, Feeding Dairy Cattle for Proper Body Condition Score
• G3260, Wheat Silage for Dairy Cattle
• M157, Missouri Grazing Manual
• M168, Dairy Grazing Manual
• M169, A Guide to the Common Forages and Weeds of Pastures
• MP662, Total Mixed Dairy Rations: Plans, Uses and Economics by Herd Size

Management

• AED40, Greenhouse Barns for Dairy Housing
• EC951, Getting Into Dairying
• G1406, Preventing Shocks to Cows in Milking Parlors
• G1830, Tip Tank for Flushing Dairy Free-stall Alleys
• G3030, Getting Problem Cows Pregnant
• G3270, Whole Soybeans for Dairy Cattle
• G3500, Before You Go Into Dairying
• G3555, Raising Calves on Stored Colostrum
• G3620, How to Reduce Heat Stress in Dairy Cattle
• G3651, How to Compute Your Cost of Producing Milk
• G3653, Using the California Mastitis Test
• G3990, Feeding and Housing Dairy Goats
• M155, Missouri Dairy Plan
• M159, Missouri System of Dairy Heifer Production
• MP691, How to Compute Your Cost of Producing Milk -- Worksheets
• MWPS7, Dairy Freestall Housing and Equipment
• NRAES76, Guidelines for Planning Dairy Freestall Barns
• SX1006, The Small Dairy Resource Book: Information Sources for Farmstead Producers and Processors

Waste Management

• EQ301, Dairy Waste Management Systems in Missouri
• WQ305, Earthen Pits (Basins) for Liquid Dairy Waste
• WQ302, Economic Considerations for Dairy Waste Management Systems
• WQ303, Selecting a Dairy Operation Site
• WQ304, Lagoons for Storage/Treatment of Dairy Waste
• WQ306, Storage Tanks for Liquid Dairy Waste
• WQ307, Fertilizer Nutrients in Dairy Manure
• WQ308, Flushing Systems for Dairies
• WQ309, Spreading Dairy Waste Without Lab Analysis or Soil Test
• WQ310, Spreading Dairy Waste With Lab Analysis and Soil Test
• WQ311, Spreading Dairy Waste With Lab Analysis but Without Soil Test
• WQ312, Spreading Dairy Waste Without Lab Analysis and With Soil Test
• WQ313, Flush Gutters for Dairies
• WQ314, Basic Requirements for Flushing Dairies
• WQ315, Tip Tanks for Dairy Flushing
• WQ316, Siphon Tanks for Dairy Flushing
• WQ317, Pipeline/Valve Systems for Flushing Dairies
• WQ318, Vertical Dams and Trapdoor Tanks for Dairy Flushing
• WQ319, Vegetative Filters for Dairy Waste
• WQ320, Sizing Dairy Soil/Plant Filter With Conservative Management
• WQ322, Roof Gutters for Dairy Barns
• WQ323, Mechanical Solid/Liquid Separation for Dairy Waste
• WQ324, Solids Removal From Livestock Manure Lagoons
• WQ325, Picket Dam Storage for Dairy Manure
• WQ326, Settling Basins and Terraces for Dairy Waste
• MP666, Waste Management Systems for Dairy Herds

Updated 1/11/08

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