Feeding- Schedule Prevents Flavors In Winter Milking: A good feeding schedule in ihe dairy barn will prevent a lot of off flavors in milk during the winter, months R G, Connelly, dairy husband man at VPI, says there are several things a farmer can do to keep quality up in cold weather. Give strong feeds, like silage, after milking, not just before, to 1 get lid of most feed flavors in tlie milk. It's also important to keep teeds cleaned up so there is not a lot of odor around the barn. , Most off flavors get into the milk through the cow after she breath es too-fragrant air. Ventilation is the best remedy for ordinary barn odors. Even if
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