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Recovering from Low Milk Fat – Dr. Kevin Harvatine
July 19, 2013
Dr. Kevin Harvatine reviews key risk factors and events that lead to low milk fat, introduces the time-course of induction and recovery from low milk fat and offers up recommendations for balancing rations for optimal milk fat yield.
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Dr. Kevin Harvatine
Assistant Professor of Nutritional Physiology
Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences
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