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Post-calving nutritional support for recovery and milk production; avoid metabolic disorders.

Highest milk volume producers; require large quantities of high-quality, balanced rations.

Increased needs for energy, protein, and specific nutrients to support exceptional milk yields.

Solid feeds with appropriate levels of protein, energy, and fiber to continue growth.

Diet based on organic feeds meeting certification requirements; focus on natural health.

Nutrition tailored to maximize use of pasture while supplementing to meet production needs.

Prepare for first calving with suitable energy and protein levels; balanced minerals.

Decreased nutrient requirements as milk production declines; prepare for the dry period.

Balanced nutrition to maintain health and condition while recognizing lower production.

Focus on dry matter intake, balanced energy, and preventing milk fever pre-calving.

Higher energy requirements to maintain body temperature and health.

High energy and protein needs; prevent weight loss and support maximum milk yield.

Highly digestible milk or milk replacer and starter feed for rumen development.

Nutrient-dense feeds with easy digestibility; hydration is key.

Monitor body condition and adjust diet to avoid weight loss and maintain milk production.

Appropriate nutrient levels to achieve proper body weight and condition for conception.

Provide appropriate energy and protein for this moderately high producer to maintain milk components.

Focus on a balanced diet to maintain health and prepare for the next lactation period.

Consider higher fat content in milk when balancing rations; smaller breed with less feed intake.

Balanced diet to support growth without becoming overweight.

Increased nutrients in the third trimester as fetal growth accelerates; maintain cow condition.

Increased energy, protein, calcium, and water are crucial for milk production.

Balance rations to support milk production and maintain efficiency.

Sufficient energy, protein and vitamins for growth, maintenance, and reproductive health.

Increased water intake and electrolyte balance; diet adjustments to maintain production.

High-quality, palatable diet for optimal condition and appearance.

Continued growth requires balanced nutrition, supplementing forage with grains.

Highly tailored diets for maximum performance in milk production and reproductive efficiency.

Maximize dry matter intake to support highest milk production; balanced energy and protein.