Digital dermatitis primarily affects dairy cattle and has been known to lower the quantity of milk produced, but the quality of the milk is unaffected. (wikipedia.org)
The dynamics of digital dermatitis in dairy cattle and the manageable state of disease (PDF). (wikipedia.org)
The Yadav peoples hold a place of honor, since traditionally they deal with cattle and dairy products in a culture where the cow is sacred. (joshuaproject.net)
In recent years, however, many cases of unidentified diseases in dairy cattle with similar pathology have been reported in rural areas of Brazil, and some human infections have been associated with these illnesses in herds. (cdc.gov)
This includes working in with dairy farming friends or contacts to get suitable stock genetics, sex and aged cattle. (country-wide.co.nz)
Protein utilization in lactating dairy cattle can improve rumenfermentation and reduce nitrogen loss, which would be beneficial to both animal stockholders and the people ( 4 ). (frontiersin.org)
Swine, poultry, beef and - Potential negative dairy cattle health impact? (cdc.gov)
Sheep2
Potatoes are an excellent energy source for ruminant livestock (cattle and sheep) but the presence of anti-nutritional factors, as well as the difficulty in digesting potato starch make raw potatoes low in feed value for pigs. (gnb.ca)
Cattle manure (400 g), was enriched with 0, 5 and 20% of gneiss or steatite powder. (remineralize.org)
Australian Cattle Dogs5
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Utilization1
Dr. Nieman earned her Ph.D. in animal sciences from the University of Wisconsin-Madison where her research focused on grazing systems for stocker cattle, including utilization of warm season annuals and grass and legume mixtures. (usda.gov)
2,5001
The population comprises about 2,500 cattle and is considered one of the ancestral populations of the modern Holstein breed. (frontiersin.org)
Swine1
dashed arrow) for 50% of the dosing interval following IM administration of PPG at a dose of 22,000 U/kg to cattle (A) and doses of 15,000 (orange line), 66,000 (blue line), 33,000 (green line), and 22,000 (purple line) U/kg to swine (B) as determined by Monte Carlo simulations (MCS). (avma.org)
AUSTRALIA - This report is a collection of weekly cattle price summaries from each Australian state by the Meat & Livestock Australia. (thebeefsite.com)
Feedlot3
My questions eventually led me to Phelps County Feeders , a cattle feedlot near Kearney, Neb. (kut.org)
Nagaraja says that when cattle are fed a standard feedlot diet, 20 percent or more of them typically develop liver abscesses. (kut.org)
Environmental samples were obtained at different longitudinal processing steps of the beef production chain: cattle entry to feedlot (Arrival), exit from feedlot, cattle transport trucks, abattoir holding pens, and the end of fabrication system (Market-Ready). (cdc.gov)
Buffaloes2
Four Murrah buffaloes and four crossbred cattle were used in the experiment, which two animals of each species were splenectomized. (scielo.br)
Buffaloes can be an alternative to cattle rearing in areas with a high occurrence of clinical cases of anaplasmosis. (scielo.br)
Pigs2
Cooked potatoes make a good energy source for pigs but feeding raw cull potatoes directly to cattle usually makes more economic sense. (gnb.ca)
Originally, all insulin was derived from the highly purified pancreatic extracts of pigs and cattle, and this form of insulin is still available. (medscape.com)
Cull9
Use of cull vegetables as a feed resource for beef cattle can be an economical source of nutrients in beef cattle diets. (ufl.edu)
Often these cull vegetables are offered to beef cattle producers at a decreased cost or no cost. (ufl.edu)
The use of cull vegetables as feed resources can be a valuable resource for beef cattle producers, but not without some consideration for their use. (ufl.edu)
Many of the cull vegetables available for use by beef cattle producers are low in dry matter (Table 1). (ufl.edu)
The water in cull vegetables dilutes the nutrients when utilized as a feed resource for beef cattle. (ufl.edu)
As a result, cattle have to consume large quantities of a particular cull vegetable to receive any appreciable level of nutrient intake. (ufl.edu)
Likewise, cattle consuming large amounts of cull vegetables and the associated water can have limited intake of other desirable feedstuffs, which are more nutrient dense. (ufl.edu)
Other trace minerals of secondary importance are present in cull vegetables and should be assessed if long-term high feeding levels of cull vegetables are utilized in cattle diets. (ufl.edu)
Ultimately, cattle consuming cull vegetables need appropriately balanced mineral supplements to address mineral deficiencies or imbalances and their total mineral requirements. (ufl.edu)
Beef cattle1
This is particularly important relative to grazed or conserved forages, which are the primary source of nutrition for beef cattle in cow-calf enterprises. (ufl.edu)
Incubation2
The average incubation period in cattle that became ill was 25.5 days, and death occurred, on average, 63 days after inoculation of the strain. (scielo.br)
The initial velocity decreased at enzyme concentrations higher than 0.13 mg protein per 2.0 ml of incubation mixture. (who.int)
Antibiotics3
Once the semen is extracted, antibiotics and preservatives are added, and the mixture is frozen and stored, Doak said. (nbcnews.com)
At Corrin Farms, near Neola, Iowa, the cattle aren't fed antibiotics to control liver abscesses. (kut.org)
Farmers can no longer use antibiotics to make cattle grow faster. (kut.org)
Their cattle graze during the summer months, and are finished on a mixture of forage and locally grown grains during the winter months. (efao.ca)
Infection2
The mean PCV of the splenectomized cattle was below 20% at two-time points after infection. (scielo.br)
After clinical and initial laboratory analysis, cowpox virus (CPXV) was considered to be the obvious etiologic agent causing this human and cattle infection. (cdc.gov)
Protein1
The higher protein requirements (as a percentage of diet) of lighter cattle make protein supplementation especially important for light cattle fed potato diets. (gnb.ca)
Mulch2
Mulch, a mixture of soft and hard almond hulls, covers the ground beneath the trees. (ucdavis.edu)
Using a device called a hydroseeder, they had sprayed it with a mixture of seeds, fertilizer, and a plasticized mulch (the same sort of stuff highway departments spray onto road construction sites), and then they had irrigated it. (perc.org)
Animals6
[ 6 , 7 ] Medawar's postgraduate student, now envisioned the possibility of having adult animals accept tissue allografts by reproducing in the laboratory what occurred naturally in cattle. (medscape.com)
Liver abscesses don't usually kill cattle, but they slow the animals' growth and can make slaughtering operations more complicated. (kut.org)
The virus is believed to persist in wild host reservoirs (including mammals, birds, and rodents), cattle, zoo animals, and domestic animals, including cats in parts of Europe and Asia. (cdc.gov)
In fact, during mass smallpox vaccination campaigns, VACV infections were occasionally transmitted from the vesicular lesion on the vaccinee to domestic animals, usually cattle. (cdc.gov)
At a time when recycling and waste reduction are foremost in so many people's minds, it is interesting to note that cattle have been used as recyclers since man first domesticated animals and continue to play an important role in making use of unwanted food wastes, often referred to as byproduct or opportunity feeds. (gnb.ca)
After a few short days of this treatment, the Tiptons removed the animals and let the mixture gestate. (perc.org)
Isolation2
Control and prevention of digital dermatitis relies on prompt detection, isolation and treatment of affected cattle. (wikipedia.org)
However, CPXV isolation has not been reported from cattle or humans in Brazil, which led investigators to consider the possibility that infections were caused by vaccinia virus (VACV), since VACV was used as a live smallpox vaccine throughout the country until the late 1970s. (cdc.gov)
Meat1
When Crysticillin is administered in accordance with the label, the meat withdrawal time is 4 days for cattle. (avma.org)
Make3
Steamed, flattened corn is fed to cattle to make them gain weight quickly. (kut.org)
I make a mixture with ash, 'rocoto' chili peppers, five heads of garlic and five onions, plus a bit of laundry soap. (globalissues.org)
Thou shalt not make thy cattle to gender with beasts of any other kind. (biblehub.com)
Occur2
Digital dermatitis is different from foot rot in cattle and both conditions may occur concurrently. (wikipedia.org)
Dr. Owen observed that despite the twins' having distinctly different blood groups, transfusions between them did not cause any transfusion reaction, which does occur between nontwin cattle of different blood groups. (medscape.com)
Grown2
While prices for young cattle lifted 3¢ to 10¢/kg, grown cattle have been firm to 5¢/kg dearer across a broad range of cattle. (thebeefsite.com)
Part of the higher prices for grown cattle was due to the good quality available. (thebeefsite.com)
Bacteria2
This disease is caused by a mixture of different bacteria. (wikipedia.org)
So when you feed tylosin to cattle, Price says, "it puts pressure on all the bacteria in and on that animal. (kut.org)
Animal1
And while the current species of domestic cattle only slightly resembles its evolutionary forbear, a wild cow-like animal known as an aurochs, we humans have been enjoying the beauty of beef for thousands of years. (dartagnan.com)
Young3
In 1947, Rupert Billingham and Peter Medawar were studying the use of skin allografts in young cattle to distinguish identical and fraternal twins. (medscape.com)
The young chef says: "Our cooking is personal - a mixture of Aubrac and all the trips that we have made. (connexionfrance.com)
It appears as though prime market prices are catching up to recent weaner and store sales most young cattle have been making an estimated 220¢ to 290¢/kg lwt. (thebeefsite.com)
Relies1
Rotational grazing relies on an investment in infrastructure, such as a mixture of permanent and temporary fencing, and water supplies. (ahdb.org.uk)
Salt2
Cattle: Nutritional source of iodine: Feed 217 mg of Vedco EDDI 20 gr per head daily in feed, salt or mineral continuously. (drugs.com)
Then feed 1 ounce of the salt mixture per head per day and offer continuously. (drugs.com)
Milk3
Graphical depiction of estimation of the milk WDI for the PPG product Crysticillin in cattle following IM administration of the drug at 10 times (65,000 U/kg) the label dose twice daily for 3 days as determined by use of a previously validated PBPK model 27 in combination with MCS. (avma.org)
It is said that Maasai warriors can survive on the blood and milk of cattle alone. (cornellsun.com)
The elder explained that in Maa (the language of the Maasai) a mixture of milk and blood is called osarge. (cornellsun.com)
It's in there because when cattle eat a high-calorie diet, with lots of grain - which they do in feedlots, to fatten them up quickly during the last four to six months of their life - many will develop abscesses on the liver. (kut.org)
Farm3
Today, Gola Yadav are a mixture landowners and landless farm workers. (joshuaproject.net)
The Gaoli are a mixture of wealthy landowners and landless farm workers. (joshuaproject.net)
Depuis 2010, Brendan et Marcelle exploitent Sleepy G Farm, une ferme située en Ontario, à 45 kilomètres à l'est de Thunder Bay. (efao.ca)
Case2
Potatoes should be introduced to rations gradually, particularly in the case of cattle which have been recently shipped. (gnb.ca)
These cattle maintained a stable mixture of each others' red cells throughout their lives. (medscape.com)
Days1
The cooler nights combined with warm humid days are taking their toll on some cattle. (thebeefsite.com)
Year3
This adorable 1 year old cattle dog mix is ready to meet her new best friend. (adoptapet.com)
I'm a 6-year-old spayed husky/Australian cattle/Boxer female up to date on all vaccinations. (adoptapet.com)
Bonavaree does a mixture of both and they can be onfarm for up to a year. (country-wide.co.nz)
Parts1
A mixture of 3 parts chopped potatoes to 1 part chopped hay can also be ensiled. (gnb.ca)
Blood1
In 1945, Dr. Ray Owen, who had a special interest in bovine blood groups, discovered that most dizygotic-twin cattle fetuses had placental anastomoses with each other and that they shared their blood supply in utero. (medscape.com)
Trade1
There is strong demand for trade cattle and in particular vealers which reached 271.6¢kg. (thebeefsite.com)
Sell1
Most growers sell the potassium-rich hulls as cattle feed. (ucdavis.edu)