Lifetime production of Netherland cows rises to record level

Published Jan 12, 2022

Tridge summary

The annual statistics from the milk production registration (mpr) of the cooperative CRV reveal that Dutch dairy farms have seen an increase in lifetime milk production and efficiency. The average lifetime production per cow has risen, along with the average daily milk yield. The top spot for lifetime production is held by Arie Jan Rosegaar in Pesse, Drenthe, with his cows producing an average of 72,190 pounds of milk. However, the issue of high milk production has faced resistance due to public opinion, with not all companies willing to be identified.
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Original content

This is apparent from the annual statistics of the milk production registration (mpr) of the cooperative CRV. The figures for the financial year from September 2021 to September 2022 were published on 12 October. The cows that were removed from the Dutch dairy farms produced an average of 37,401 kilos of milk with 4.37 percent fat and 3.57 percent protein in their lifetime. This means that the production of fat and protein is 145 kilos higher than last year and with 2,971 kilos the milestone of 3,000 kilos is approached. The higher lifetime production is partly due to a 53 days longer lifetime. In addition, the Dutch cows removed produced an average of 300 grams more milk per milking day, this year an average of 29.3 kilos. List of companies Just like last year, the list of companies with the highest lifetime production is headed by Arie Jan Rosegaar in Pesse, Drenthe. His forty cows, averaging 8 years and 2 months old, recorded an average milk production of 72,190 pounds of milk ...
Source: Nieuwe Oogst

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