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The DCWC was formally established in 2016 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization for educational and scientific purposes

Our Vision:

The purpose of the DCWC is to promote dairy cattle welfare by bringing together dairy farmers, veterinarians, consultants, universities, and the dairy community to develop best recommended practices with focus on animal well-being, management, husbandry, animal-people interaction, health, and productivity.

Our Mission:

Our mission is to advance the care and treatment of dairy cattle by bringing the dairy industry together to inform, educate, and support continuous improvement of animal well-being on dairy farms.


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Webinars


March 6, 2025, 1 p.m. CT
Effects of overcrowding on welfare
 

Dr. Gerard Cramer, Professor of Dairy Production Medicine, University of Minnesota

Lameness in cattle can significantly impact animal welfare and farm productivity. Chronic cases are the main drivers of lameness prevalence, making prevention essential for a healthier herd. Join us for an informative talk with one of the leading lameness experts Dr. Gerard Cramer as we discuss critical prevention strategies and data-driven insights. Get insights into the evolving technology that takes the human biases and risk of missing lame cows out of the picture

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