Articles Tagged with ''vaccination''
Maximize immunity, decrease disease with these five calf health considerations
To give your calves the best chance right out of the gate, pay attention to prenatal nutrition and herd health, and have your post-birth care in place.
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Using mRNA vaccines in meat animals Part 2: Do these vaccines hold promise or health concerns?
Messenger RNA vaccines have the potential to fill a gap in animal disease coverage, but more progress needs to be made before a vaccine for cattle is developed.
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Persistently infected calves invading the cattle industry
A persistently infected calf occurs when BVD infects a fetus during pregnancy. These calves will not be able to mount an immune response to kill the virus at any point in their lives and will shed the virus, endangering the other cattle around them.
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Range Beef Cow Symposium XXVII highlights herd health and sustainability
Herd health and sustainability were only a few of the topics covered at Range Beef Cow Symposium XXVII. Read below for a bit of insight to these topics.
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Range Beef Cow Symposium focuses on stewardship, efficiency
Producers were treated to a smorgasbord of information to improve their operations, including presentations on range carrying capacity, vaccines and reproductive efficiency.
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Using mRNA vaccines in meat animals Part 1: What are they and how do they work?
Messenger RNA vaccines have come to the forefront of animal health discussions in recent years. Knowing how they work with animal immune systems can help producers make an informed decision about their use.
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Your best shot at preventing calf scours
Focusing on management, nutrition and colostrum quality can potentially prevent a lot of distress for both calves and producers.
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Q&A with a vet: Biosecurity and quarantine best practices
Biosecurity measures are a key part of every ranch’s operational plan. Get some tips from a vet on what to do should the worst occur.
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