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Mistakes and Lessons

Published on June 17, 2022June 18, 2022 by Jane Sisam Category: Facial Eczema, Google Colab, Learning, Machine Learning

Mistakes. Learning from your mistakes is okay but it saves time when your teacher makes them first so you don’t have to. My ZTM teacher Daniel taught us the best way to upload our files into Google Drive correctly. You see uploaded files can get deleted once the runtime...

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Precession and Goal Setting

Published on June 11, 2022 by Jane Sisam Category: Dairy Cattle Health, Facial Eczema, Machine Learning, Production Diseases & Fertility

Bucky Fuller taught many principles to his students. One of them was PRECESSION, which he defined as: “the effect of bodies in motion on other bodies in motion“. He demonstrated this idea with a story about the honey bee. The bee goes about gathering nectar from flowers to take back...

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Start Right Where You Are

Published on June 2, 2022 by Jane Sisam Category: Animal Health, Machine Learning, Production Diseases & Fertility

Such good advice from my creative mentor Samantha Bennett of therealsambennett.com . Start with who you know. Start with something you’re passionate about and good at doing. Start with something that gives value or solves a problem for the people you want to help the most. Make something no...

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Becoming a Data Scientist/Veterinarian at 67 years young.

Published on May 22, 2022 by Jane Sisam Category: Machine Learning, Nutrition

Week 1: In the beginning… It’s true. When the student is ready the teacher appears. I’d “failed” again. I had ventured down the E-Commerce path, dreaming of fame and fortune, only to realize that doing it with a shop centered on French Bulldogs wasn’t going to get me there....

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Palm Kernel Extract..The Hero

Palm Kernel Extract..Villain or Hero?

Published on July 10, 2017 by Jane Sisam Category: Nutrition

There has been a lot of debate about Palm Kernel Extract. I expect you have your own thoughts on it too. Some dairy companies see Palm Kernel Extract as a villain. It’s high in lauric acid which is a saturated fatty acid with a much higher melting point than...

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Make More Money With Fibre

Published on May 30, 2017June 1, 2017 by Jane Sisam Category: Nutrition

A little long fibre in a cows diet goes a long way. After all, fermenting complex carbohydrates is what a ruminant does best. Try giving them some and see for yourself. And it can be a profitable exercise. Through gains in feed conversion and better animal health. So how...

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How To Reduce Nitrogen Leaching From Cows

Published on May 10, 2017May 10, 2017 by Jane Sisam Category: Nutrition

Cows recycle the nitrogen they eat and share it with us in their milk as true milk protein. As well as other N containing compounds like milk urea, which has this molecular formula …CH4N2O Nitrogen is also excreted from their bodies in their urine, again as urea. This represents...

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Efficiency…Five Truths That Will Surprise You

Published on April 30, 2017 by Jane Sisam Category: Nutrition

Efficiency is a quality that most people don’t have an argument with. To me the word conjures up a vision of a conveyor belt with components getting added sequentially until the finished product rolls off the production line and into it’s final package. How could anyone argue against efficiency?...

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Ketosis is Energy Gone Wrong

3 Reasons Why Ketosis in N.Z. Does Deserve Attention

Published on April 9, 2017April 9, 2017 by Jane Sisam Category: Nutrition

Clinical and sub clinical ketosis in dairy cows does deserve attention here. In the latest N.Z. trial even the scientists were surprised by how common it was to find ketone bodies in the blood of cows at levels higher than 1.2 mmol/litre….especially in the month just before calving and...

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Problem Solving Isn't A Straight Line

5 Steps To Easier And Faster Problem Solving

Published on March 27, 2017 by Jane Sisam Category: Doing

We weren’t taught problem solving at school. Rather we were taught A SYSTEM of arriving at the right answer. How to multiply twelve by thirteen for example.Of course in this case there is only one right answer. And back then we weren’t encouraged to figure out our own way...

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