Abstract
The body condition score (BCS) at calving and the degree of BCS losses post-partum (PP) are associated with milk production, reproduction, and health. Collective data indicate that, at parturition, a BCS around 3.50 on a five graded scale, where 1 is emaciated and 5 is obese, will minimize BCS-related health and fertility disorders and allow high milk yield.
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