About The Website

Service in Agriculture delivers expert farm management with over two decades of European farm collaboration. Our services include herd condition improvement, efficient cow milking, and comprehensive herd care, enhancing milk quality. We also execute all aspects of field work from forage harvesting to soil cultivation. Ideal for daily tasks, vacation periods, or improving staff performance. Reach out today to elevate your farm's productivity and efficiency. Call or email to start our cooperation.

About The Website
Welcome to Service in Agriculture Jacek Owczarek, where our mission is to provide expert support and services to enhance your farm's efficiency and productivity. With over two decades of experience and a commitment to excellence, we specialize in improving livestock health, optimizing milk quality, and facilitating versatile fieldwork. Trust us to deliver unparalleled assistance tailored to meet the unique needs of your agricultural operations. Let us help you succeed in achieving your farming goals.
An individual approach to each farm
Contact us today and improve your herd health and farm efficiency! 

Improving Herd Condition

Professional Assistance for Your Farm With over 20 years of experience collaborating with top farms across Europe, I offer comprehensive services to support the efficient management of your herd and farm. My extensive experience and relevant training certificates guarantee the highest quality of services. Specializing in Herd Condition Improvement and Milk Quality: * Cow Milking: Professional and efficient milking, with a focus on animal welfare and hygiene. * Daily Herd Care: Comprehensive care for your cattle, including attention to their health, cleanliness, and comfort. * Herd Condition Improvement: Advice and practical actions aimed at enhancing the health, productivity, and overall condition of your herd, which directly translates to better milk quality. Versatile Field Work: I also offer a wide range of services related to cultivation and harvesting: * Forage Harvesting: Efficient collection of straw, hay, corn, and grass. * Feed Preparation: Creating high-quality silage. * Manure Management: Spreading manure in a way that optimizes your fields. * Bedding Preparation: Making straw bedding. * Cultivation: Plowing and other tasks related to preparing the soil for sowing. * All other agricultural work: I am open to other tasks related to the operation of your farm. The Ideal Solution for Many Situations: My offer is for you if: * You need support with daily farm tasks. * You are planning a vacation and are looking for a trustworthy person to care for your herd and farm. * Your current staff does not meet your expectations in terms of work quality and dedication. * You are focused on improving herd quality, which directly leads to better milk quality. Contact me today! If you want to improve the condition of your herd and the efficiency of your farm, call or leave an email message. I will contact you to discuss the details of our cooperation.

Milking Cows

Professional and efficient milking, with emphasis on animal welfare and hygiene.

Cow Herd Management and Milk Quality Enhancement

Experience professional herd condition improvement services with attention to animal welfare, ensuring optimal productivity and milk quality.

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Cow Milking and Herd Care

Professional cow milking services with a focus on efficiency, hygiene, and animal welfare, complemented by daily herd care.

Mastitis

The best nastiness detection specialist. Improved milk quality guaranteed. Mastitis is a complex issue in the dairy industry, and there isn't one single "best specialist" in the world. Instead, the most effective approach involves a combination of veterinary expertise, on-farm management, and specialized services. Here's a breakdown of what to look for and who to consult to achieve the best results in mastitis detection, prevention, and milk quality improvement. Key Experts and Services: * Veterinarians: Your herd veterinarian is your primary partner. They can provide a herd diagnosis by analyzing data, and recent bacteriology results, and reviewing on-farm management. They can also help you: * Develop targeted treatment protocols for individual cows. * Create comprehensive dry cow management programs. * Implement vaccination programs to target specific pathogens. * Veterinary and Diagnostic Laboratories: These labs, like the University of Minnesota Laboratory for Udder Health, are crucial for identifying the specific organisms causing mastitis. They can perform: * Routine and quantitative milk cultures to identify the type and number of bacteria. * Bulk tank cultures to screen the entire herd for contagious mastitis pathogens and assess the effectiveness of your milking prep procedures. * Cultures on individual cows with high somatic cell counts (SCC) to identify the cause of chronic subclinical mastitis. * Dairy Consulting and Research Groups: Organizations and specialists that focus on milk quality and mastitis management offer on-farm consultancy, training, and a data-driven approach to solving problems. Examples include: * Quality Milk Management Services (QMMS) Ltd: They use a unique approach to analyze clinical mastitis and somatic cell count data to develop targeted interventions. * University-based programs: Institutions like the UW Milk Quality program at the University of Wisconsin and Cornell CALS's Milk Quality Online Course offer valuable resources, research, and training from experts like Dr. Pamela Ruegg and Dr. Douglas Reinemann. * Ecolab: This company provides experts who can help with mastitis prevention strategies, including biosecurity solutions for your farm. Essential Strategies for Mastitis Prevention and Milk Quality: The best specialists will always emphasize a holistic approach focused on these key areas: * On-Farm Hygiene and Management: This is the cornerstone of prevention. Experts will guide you in: * Milking routine: Proper pre- and post-milking teat dipping, wearing gloves, and ensuring a consistent milking routine. * Equipment sanitation: Regular cleaning and maintenance of milking machines to prevent the spread of bacteria. * Housing and environment: Providing clean, dry bedding (especially using sand) and proper ventilation to reduce pathogen exposure. * Early detection: Using fore-milking and regular testing like the California Mastitis Test (CMT) or automated somatic cell count (SCC) to catch subclinical mastitis before it becomes a major problem. * Data Analysis: Monitoring and analyzing data is essential for a targeted approach. This includes: * Somatic Cell Count (SCC): A key indicator of udder health. High bulk tank SCC is positively correlated with the prevalence of infection in the herd. * Clinical mastitis records: Tracking the frequency and type of mastitis cases to identify patterns. * Bacteriology results: Using culture results to determine the specific pathogens causing problems on your farm. By working with a combination of these specialists and implementing these strategies, you can effectively detect and prevent mastitis, ultimately guaranteeing an increase in milk quality and herd profitability.