Dale Thompson, vice president of Marketing at Vaca Resources, has announced that Dr. Sanders’ second edition of his dairy reference guide, “Milk Them For All Their Worth!” will be released in China the first quarter of 2008. Dr. Sanders’, noted veterinarian, TV personality and author is an expert on dairy cattle management, nutrition, cattle diseases and reproduction. In his writing he has shared his 30 some years of experience and knowledge in an easy to read update of the first edition which was published in year 2000. Like the first edition, it is a one-of-a-kind book that will be extremely valuable to dairy farmers and the supporting dairy industry in their efforts to produce some of our most nutritious foods – milk and milk products. Let Dr. Sanders show you how to:



- deliver calves
- manage fresh cows
- deworm with rhubarb
- control mastitis with up-to-date techniques
- improve milk profits
- reduce repeat breeders
- prevent “Old Cow Disease”
- promote on-schedule breeding
- manage stray voltage
- improve herd performance
- manage heat stress
- ready heifers to calve at 21 months of age

It is a must on every dairyman’s shelf.
Watch for further details as it is coming at the first of the year.

• The Nutrient Requirements of Dairy Cattle
• Canada Confirms New Mad Cow Case
• Dairy cows´ frequency of visits in automatic milking systems affected by feed formulation
• Methods to Decrease SCC and Incidence of Mastitis
• Hats off to hydrated lime
• Dairy Cattle: Prepare Now for Summer Feeding Program
• Dairy Cattle: Teat End Condition Matters
• Make planning a priority on the dairy farm
• Warm weather calls for change in calf management
• Borrowed strategies for milk replacer feeding
• Dairy Cattle: What´s the Scoop on Evaluating Manure?
• New insights into factors affecting reproduction
• Dairy Cattle & Stress: Don't Overlook The Dry Cows This Summer
• Efficiency of Phosphorus Utilization in Dairy Operations
• Biosecurity on the Dairy
• Formulate diets for less manure
• Water Buffalo - New insights into factors affecting reproduction
• The Problems of Mycotoxins in Dairy Cattle Rations
• Using Urea and Anhydrous Ammonia on Corn Silage
• Tips for Keeping Dairy Cows Cool