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Articles Tagged with ''vaccination''

Battling against BRD

Battling against BRD with a united front

July 24, 2020
Marissa Munson
Imagine for a moment, you are on a youth beef quiz bowl team with questions focused on testing your knowledge of cattle health.
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Midwest/North: Chuteside vaccination tips for calves

June 24, 2020
Erika Lundy-Woolfolk
A vaccination program is only as good as the techniques implemented when handling and administering the products. Here are some tips to ensure you’re getting the most out of your calfhood vaccination program.
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Spring clean your vet cabinet

June 11, 2020
Tyler Majerus
As dairy producers continue to look for ways to cut expenses, animal health programs often come under intense scrutiny. Is this vaccine necessary? Are there cheaper alternatives? How can we reduce the vet bill?
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Cows in pasture

Non-hormone-treated cattle – Is there value?

April 24, 2020
Robert Fears
Due to a lack of understanding of how their food is produced, consumers form unsubstantiated concerns over what they eat.
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Intranasal and injectable respiratory vaccines: There’s a time and place for both of them

April 1, 2020

Bovine respiratory disease (BRD) is still a major cause of sickness and death in young beef and dairy calves. While vaccination remains one of the most effective ways to prevent losses associated with BRD, it’s often assumed that intranasal vaccines are the best approach in younger calves. However, recent research shows that previous perceptions about injectable respiratory vaccines may not be accurate, and that both types of vaccines have a place in BRD prevention.


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South Central: BQA tips for working calves

March 24, 2020
Jason Banta
For many operations, spring means it is time to work calves. When working calves and other cattle, it is important to use Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) best management practices. Attending an in-person training or going through an online training can be valuable in many ways and can help make the operation more successful.
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Scours prevention for spring-calving cows

February 21, 2020
Kevin S. Gould
Most would agree, an ounce prevention is worth a pound of cure. This statement is spot-on when considering newborn calf health. Calf scours is defined as diarrhea occurring within the first three weeks of life.
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Opening the door with pre-calving herd health

January 24, 2020
Halden Clark
How can a veterinarian best help a beef producer prepare for a successful calving season? Is it by prescribing a secret recipe of shots that will prevent all retained placentas, navel infections, scours, political ads, bad weather and taxes? If only that would work.
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Castrating a calf

Castrating calves: The younger, the better

January 24, 2020
Heather Smith Thomas
There are several ways to castrate calves. Regardless of method, it’s generally less stressful for the animal at a young age. Daryl Meyer, a veterinarian in North Platte, Nebraska, says his preference is the earlier, the better – and the cleaner, the better.
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Cattle in a pasture

The fight against BRD starts in the cow herd

October 24, 2019
Che Trejo
It’s estimated nearly 9% of beef cattle operations have a calf persistently infected (PI) with bovine viral diarrhea virus (BVDV). This might seem like a small percentage, but presence of BVDV can mean a risk for something more.
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