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Catalogue updated 29 September 2026364 documents · 8 subject headings · 105 collections
DairyWebDairy production library

A virtual library of dairy production information

Dairy science, filed where you can find it

DairyWeb gathers conference papers, extension bulletins and short explanatory notes on feeding, health, milking and raising replacements, and arranges them under plain subject headings. Every entry carries a summary so you can tell what a paper covers before you open it.

Or go straight to the subject tree, Dairy Notes or the list of collections.

Most cited papers

Documents from the library that other publications reference most often, from encyclopedia articles to journal papers and codes of practice.

  1. A Brief History of Supply Management in Canada: Evolution of the Canadian Dairy Commission

  2. What You Should Know About Butter

  3. Components of a Successful Heat Detection Program

    Sets out what a heat detection program needs in order to find the cows that visual observation misses.

  4. The Role of Hygiene in Efficient Milking

  5. Optimum Processing of Barley

    Explains how far barley should be ground or rolled to be of most value in lactation diets.

  6. Concentrates for Dairy Cattle

    Extension guide to grains, protein feeds and by-products used in dairy concentrates.

Where the papers come from

The catalogue draws on nutrition and management conferences across North America, on the Western Dairy Digest, and on university extension series.

How the library works

1

Pick a heading

The subject tree runs from the calf to the milking cow. Open a branch to see the headings inside it.

2

Read the summaries

Each heading lists its papers with a one or two sentence summary, the source and the year.

3

Open the document

A record gives the source, year and related papers, and opens the paper itself as a PDF.