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Dairy reduces residue violations with responsible antibiotic use

March 10, 2025
Jamie Jonker

Dairy continues to reduce animal drug residues found in milk and meat, supporting its greater mission countering antimicrobial resistance, as shown in the 2024 annual report from the National Milk Drug Residue Database (NMDRD) released in December.



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Cleaning up BRD, Part 2

While several critical control points have been recognized for implementation in a Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points plan, additional critical control practices are needed to further reduce the frequency of BRD.
February 3, 2025
Dan Schaefer

The challenge in controlling BRD is to identify and quantify the factors that account for the immunosuppression. This is easier said than done, since knowledge of biomarkers for quantification of stress is incomplete and chuteside implementation is not yet possible.


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What’s the new normal for clinical mastitis therapy?

December 9, 2024
Andrew Johnson

The treatment of clinical mastitis has dramatically changed in the approximately 50 years of my veterinary career. The major focus has been on the proper and judicious use of antibiotics in dairy cattle and assuring the public there are no antibiotic residues in the milk supply. 


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A persistent culprit: Mycoplasma bovis

A well-executed Mycoplasma bovis control program encompasses an awareness of the distinctive disease characteristics and timely interventions for lasting well-being and productivity.
December 3, 2024
Jason Anderson

Among the more problematic pathogens affecting cattle, Mycoplasma bovis (M. bovis) stands out for its involvement in chronic infections. The interaction between the outer makeup of the microorganism and the animal’s immune response contributes to its insidious nature, making treatment as well as prevention difficult.


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Assurance Watch: Dairy highlights wins in antimicrobial stewardship

November 21, 2024
Jamie Jonker

Antimicrobial resistance is one of the most urgent global health threats and development challenges scientists face today. And dairy is responding with stewardship and materials that advance our industry’s interests in combating the threat.


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Managing costs on a smaller cattle operation

Smaller producers often simply accept as fact that their production costs are going to be higher than their larger counterparts. However, there are myriad ways for any herd to become more cost-effective and profitable.
November 4, 2024
Stephen B. Blezinger

Smaller producers often simply accept as fact that their production costs are going to be higher than their larger counterparts. However, there are ways to become more cost-effective and profitable.



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What’s one more worth? Prebiotic tools’ pivotal role in herd health

Calves are worth more than ever before. Investing even just a little more in their health can pay big dividends when sale time rolls around.
October 7, 2024
Chris Cassady

A new era of calf prices begs the question: What’s one more worth? An extra weaned calf can be a result of improved reproductive success in conjunction with reducing morbidity and death loss.


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Preventing BRD as much as possible to help treat as little as possible

While the $250 to $280 price tag per case of calfhood pneumonia is certainly unwelcome, the real cost of pneumonia can show up throughout her life in lost milk production, delayed first calving or even an early exit from the farm.
September 24, 2024
Geof Smith

It’s no surprise that heifer survivability is 1 of 10 drivers that can affect net farm income. While treating a few cases of calfhood pneumonia every now and again may not seem like a big problem, these costs go beyond treatment and can accumulate over the lifetime of a dairy animal. Young heifers have a big job ahead of them as future members of the milking herd, and a case of bovine respiratory disease (BRD) during their first few months of life can quickly close the window of opportunity for reaching their full potential. 


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Foot issues are not always as they appear

Correctly diagnosing foot rot, digital dermatitis and other causes of lameness is crucial in making a treatment plan and getting cattle back to their most productive selves.
August 16, 2024
Zeb Gray

Anybody who has raised cattle for any length of time has probably had to deal with lame cattle. The odds are great that the animal was either suffering from foot rot or a physical injury to the leg or foot.


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Connecting the food chain: Key insights from the 2024 Stakeholders Summit

July 2, 2024
Grace Simpson

For nearly 40 years, the alliance has been connecting those involved in getting food from the farm to our forks and arming them with the resources necessary to respond to emerging issues facing the animal agriculture community.


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