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Holstein cows

Cow with a puzzle piece on its stomach. Researchers are using selective sweeps to compare genes of cows.

The Search for Dairy Genes

A mother and baby cow on a green hill. The amount of lactation that a cow experiences is influenced by its mother's health and living conditions during pregnancy.

How Much Milk Does a Cow Produce? Depends on Early Life Conditions

A glass of milk and apple in front of a notebook with a stethoscope on top of the page. This represents how the exosomes in milk have been found to contain thousands of proteins and miRNAs that help protect the body from pathogens.

Milk vesicles uncovered

The back end of bull to represent the Holstein bull, Walkaway Chief Mark, and his contribution to birthing 60,000 daughters.

Fathering 60,000 daughters – he’s got a lot to answer!

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