Agricultural Modeling and Training Systems - AMTS

02/02/2026

Happy Groundhog Day!

Are we in for more of this cold, icy weather or will the groundhog bring us warm sunshine?

01/29/2026

Did you know there's more than one breed of dairy cattle?

01/26/2026

Just a quick read about supplementation during winter.

Supplementation is defined as a part of a whole or, in the nutrition world, something that can be added to make up for a deficiency or complete the diet in beef cattle systems.

01/23/2026

We’ll be there Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Don’t miss seeing us!

01/21/2026

Another reason to love cheese? Yes please!

01/19/2026

Myth: Cows have four stomachs.
Truth: Cows have one stomach with four chambers.

01/14/2026

A2 milk is everywhere, here's a few myths and truths about it:

People are choosing A2/A2 milk for good reasons. It’s more digestible for most and may work for those with a casein intolerance. At the same time, there’s a lot of misinformation out there about A2/A2 milk. Let’s set the record straight.

01/13/2026

New Security Feature Available: Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

We’re excited to share that Two-Factor Authentication is now available in AMTS.

2FA adds an extra layer of protection by requiring a second verification step at login—helping safeguard your data and reduce the risk of unauthorized access. It can be enabled at the company level and applies across AMTS web access and AMTS Nutrition.

Security isn’t flashy, but it matters. This is one more way we’re continuing to invest in a secure, reliable platform our customers can trust.

Questions or want help getting started? Our team is happy to help.

01/11/2026

Happy National Milk Day!

Make sure to celebrate with a big, frosty glass of milk!

01/09/2026

A2 milk - here's a few things to know:

A2 milk contains only A2 protein, making it easier to digest than regular milk for many people. Same nutrients, gentler on your stomach, here's what matters.

01/06/2026

Intriguing article about B-Vitamins in the diet reducing greenhouse gases and increasing milk production.

McGill-led study finds that, by making production more efficient, the feed additive also reduced, on average, the amount of land and water needed for dairy herds.