SPLASH!® milk science update: April 2018 Issue This month’s issue features magnesium, the US military policy on breastfeeding, cow’s immune system, and camel’s milk. Magnesium in Milk: An Overlooked Mineral? The Woman Helping Military Moms Breastfeed A Cow’s Milk Reveals … Continue reading
Dairy Cares, March 2018 When it comes to energy use, California dairy farm families are implementing bright ideas to reduce their dependence on fossil fuels. Dairies are increasingly turning to energy-use-efficiency, conservation, and clean-energy technologies. Dairy farmers are partnering with … Continue reading
SPLASH!® milk science update: March 2018 Issue This month’s issue features a tribute, reducing body inflammation with dairy, milk lutein’s role in breastmilk, the risks of perfluoroalkyl substances, and methods of freezing milk. Share this Page
It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of the California Dairy Research Foundation (CDRF) Executive Director, Dr. Gonca Pasin. Gonca passed away in February, after fighting a serious illness, with her sisters and nieces by her side. Her … Continue reading
A person reading recent popular press articles could easily be left with the impression that probiotics have no value to you if you’re healthy (see here, here, here, here, here and here). This last article, by the well-respected Scientific American, … Continue reading
SPLASH!® milk science update: September 2017 Issue This month’s issue features dairy’s effects on cardiovascular disease risk, the microbiome of mother’s milk, Holder pasteurization’s effect on immune proteins in human milk, and noncow’s milk’s effect on children’s height development. Share … Continue reading
SPLASH!® milk science update: July 2017 Issue This month’s issue features milk and cognition, ancient auroch DNA, Holder pasteurization, and milk-derived exosomes. Share this Page
This month’s issue features preventing bone loss, human-edible plant protein, milk and migration, and oligosaccharides in human milk. Click here for the full edition! Share this Page
Human milk contains various constituents that stop infants from getting sick. Infants born very early or born with certain medical problems can benefit from compositional modifications to the milk they consume. Medically appropriate human milk modifications include increasing the concentrations … Continue reading
To minimize mastitis losses, by far the biggest return-on-investment is to prevent the disease in the first place. When faced with addressing clinical mastitis however, there are some new concepts that may be able to help minimize treatment costs. Highlights: … Continue reading