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| Wildlife Services New York Fact Sheet — Managing Starling Conflicts at Dairies in New York | |
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Bird Control |
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| Wildlife Services New York Fact Sheet — Managing Starling Conflicts at Dairies in New York | |
Sand Bedding/Sand-Laden Dairy Manure |
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Benefits
of Sand Extended to Tiestall Barns —
Three Local Farms Made the Switch... and
Overcame the Challenges (Publication
Date 5/04; Revised 1/05) By Frans Vokey, Dairy Educator, CCE - Lewis County |
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Economic
Analysis of Mechanical Sand-Manure Separation
of Flushed Sand-Laden Dairy Manure By C. A. Gooch, P. E. Sr. Extension Associate, Dept. of Biological and Environmental Engineering, PRO-DAIRY Program, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY; A. W. Wedel, P.E., Agricultural Engineer, McLanahan Corporation, Hollidaysburg, PA 16648; J. Karszes, Sr. Extension Associate, Dept. of Agricultural, Resource and Managerial Economics, PRO-DAIRY Program, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853 |
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Sand
for Bedding Dairy Cow Stalls
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Effective
Means of Handling Sand-Laden Dairy Manure |
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Economic
Analysis for A Dairy Waste Treatment System
that Employs Mechanical Separation of
Bedding Sand from Scraped Sand-Laden Dairy
Manure
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Handling Sand-Laden
Dairy Manure From Barn to Storage
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Bedded Pack Composting Barns |
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| Do Compost Bedded Pack Facilities Make Economic Sense? By: Wayne Schoper, University of Minnesota County Extension Technical Advisor http://www.extension.umn.edu/dairy/dairystar/beddedpack.htm |
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| Bugs, Bedding and the composting bedded-pack barn? By: Jeff Reneau, Dept. of Animal Science, University of Minnesota http://www.extension.umn.edu/dairy/dairystar/10-23-04.pdf |
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| Composted Bedded Pack Barn Solves Cow Comfort Woes By: Wayne Schoper, University of Minnesota http://www.extension.umn.edu/dairy/dairystar/10-9-04-schoper.pdf |
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| Composting Bedded Pack Dairy Barns in Minnesota? By: Kevin A. Janni, Dept of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, University of Minnesota http://www.extension.umn.edu/dairy/dairystar/9-25-04-janni.pdf |
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| Composting Bedded Pack Barns for Dairy Housing Source: University of Minnesota http://www.extension.umn.edu/dairy/Publications/compostbedded.htm |
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Calf and Heifer Facilities |
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of Facility Design and Ventilation on Calf Health Curt A. Gooch, P.E., Senior Extension Associate, Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering |
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| Pre-Weaned Calves: Housing and Considerations By Curt A. Gooch, P. E. Sr. Extension Associate, Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, PRO-DAIRY Program, Cornell University (Publication Date 01/05) |
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Newborn
Housing for Dairy Calves - 1st in a Series
Your dairy’s future success begins with
healthy calves Raised in the right environment
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Transition
Housing for Heifers - 2nd in a Series
House post-weaned calves properly to keep
them Healthy and growing efficiently
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Adolescent
Heifer Housing - 3rd in a Series Proper
housing for the adolescent management
group is crucial to rounding out your
replacement facilities
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Existing
Facilities for Replacement Housing - 4th
in a Series Providing a conducive environment
for housing heifers may be possible in
older facilities
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Environmental
Conditions in Plastic Film Covered Calf
Facilities
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Ventilation/Environmental Control |
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| Wide-Body
Dairy Housing Barns Curt A. Gooch, P.E., Dairy Housing and Waste Management Engineer PRO-DAIRY Program, Biological and Environmental Engineering Department, Cornell University, September 2006 |
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| Tunnel
Ventilation for Tie Stall Dairy Barns By John T. Tyson, Robert E. Graves, Dan McFarland, Thomas Wilson |
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In-Field
Quantification of Fan Performance in Tunnel-Ventilated
Freestall Barns By Katherine Lankering, Research Associate, Curt Gooch, P.E., Senior Extension Associate, Scott Inglis, Research Associate |
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Effective
Natural Ventilation for New Smaller Freestall
Barns
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Effective
Natural Ventilation Strategies
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Fresh
Air Improves Production - Manage Barn
Curtain Walls During Fall and Winter Conditions.
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Natural
or Tunnel Ventilation of Freestall Structures:
What is Right for Your Dairy Facility?
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Tunnel
Ventilation for Freestall Barns
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Economics
of Tunnel Ventilation for Freestall Barns
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Interactive
Web Site for Designing Tunnel-Ventilated
Dairy Barns
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Environmental
Control for Today’s Milking Center
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Ventilation
Strategies for Environmental Control of
Modern Milking Centers
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Supplemental
Cooling to Provide Heat Stress Relief
For Northeast Dairy Cows -- You Can’t
Afford Not To Do It!
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Fan
Cooling Dairy Cows
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Time
Integrated Value Environmental Control
Technology: Step Up to the Times
This modern ventilation and cow-cooling
system controller helps improve cow environment
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Application
of Time Integrated Value (TIV) Environmental
Control Technology to Dairy Barns
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Airout
Your Milking Facility A Well-ventilated
Facility Contributes to Milk Quality
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Photoperiod/Lighting |
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Net
Present Value Economic Analysis Model
for Adoption of Photoperiod Manipulation
in Lactating Cow Barns
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Lighting
System Considerations and Design Options
for Application of Photoperiod Management
for Freestall and Tie Stall Barns
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Flooring |
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Considerations
in Flooring
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Expansion/Structural Design/Contracting Issues |
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Selecting
A Post-Frame Building Contractor By Susan Wood Gay and Frank Woeste, Virginia Cooperative Extension, Virginia Tech, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University |
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Site
Planning thoughts for Incremental Expansion
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Constructing
Dairy Facilities Tips for producers as
they look for and work with a contractor
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Assessment
of Failures of Post-Frame Buildings in
New York State Due to Snow Load
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Heavy
Snow Loads.
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Other |
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Use of Post-Digested
Separated Manure Solids as Freestall Bedding:
A Case Study |
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Generators.
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Northeast DairyBusiness - "The Manager" |
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The following article appeared in The Manager a PRO-DAIRY section in the Northeast DairyBusiness magazine, June 2004. Does your barn need tunnel ventilation? — Consider this ventilation system for barns that don't have good natural ventilation |
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The following article appeared in The Manager a PRO-DAIRY section in the Northeast DairyBusiness magazine, April 2003. What
is cow comfort How comfortable are your dairy facilities? — To answer that question, assess these five physical components of housing, whether it's tiestall, stanchion or freestall Northeast
producers improve cow comfort —
But they have more to do if they want
the cow comfort level in their facilities
to measure up to that found on Western
dairies
Improve cow performance and comfort with
sound stall designs — Freestalls
that are designed to fit your management
goals and housing conditions create better
cow environments
Cow comfort and health through bedding
management — Effective bedding
management ensures that teats contact
a clean, well bedded surface each time
a cow lies down
Boo! — Frightening cows
by screaming at them or treating them
roughly can reduce milk yield by 10%
They made the sand switch — Improvements
in cow health and performance more than
offset any problems these two dairies
had with their manure-handling systems
when they converted to sand bedding
Making the bed — Developments
in stall surface types and materials create
more comfortable resting areas that can
extend cow life and improve cow health
The high cost of poor cow comfort —
Comfortable facilities help keep cows
in your herd long enough for them to pay
for themselves and add to your bottom
line
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The following article appeared in The Manager a PRO-DAIRY section in the Northeast DairyBusiness magazine, June 2002. Technology
takes heat stress into account - This
state-of-the art controller helps improve
cow comfort and energy use by assessing
more than air temperature. |
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The following article appeared in The Manager a PRO-DAIRY section in the Northeast DairyBusiness magazine, April 2002. You
can handle sand-laden manure - Bedding
stalls with sand isn't an obstacle if
manure-handling systems are designed and
managed with sand in mind |
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The following article appeared in The Manager a PRO-DAIRY section in the Northeast DairyBusiness magazine, December 2001. Heifer
housing and management methods that make
sense - It's not just the cost of
replacement housing that impacts a dairy
business' bottom line. But does housing
help you raise healthy heifers that become
productive cows?
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The following article appeared in The Manager a PRO-DAIRY section in the Northeast DairyBusiness magazine, February 2001. Grab
a hold of technology — If you
plan and prepare for changing technology,
it can be an opportunity rather than your
worst nightmare Worming
their way to no more waste —
An innovative manure treatment experiment
may offer solutions to handling nutrients
in a neighbor an environmentally friendly
way Watching
parlor performance — A monitoring
system tracks three critical functions
in a milking parlor to ensure early detection
— and correction — of problems Get
control of cow comfort — Time
integrated value environmental control
technology helps improve cows' environment |
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The following articles appeared in The Manager a PRO-DAIRY section in the Northeast DairyBusiness magazine, November/December 1999. In
your dreams — Plan now to move your
manure management system toward the ideal Take
a whiff — With these two systems
it can be said that manure really doesn't
stink Shape
up your storage — CAFO plans require
manure pits to meet design standards.
Here's what to do if yours doesn't.
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Questions
regarding publications, contact Curt Gooch, cag26@cornell.edu
