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Dr. Anna Catharina Berge

Immunity begins before birth

April 30, 2013
Anna Catharina Berge
Immunity in a healthy and strong calf begins before birth. Producers often focus on the pathogens that create disease in young calves, but the focus needs to shift to a holistic approach in building up immunity through colostrum, nutrition, the calving process, environment and management.
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Successful calving technique: What should you do and not do?

April 30, 2013
John F. Mee
Some producers are good at getting calves out alive, and some are not. Good calving technique is not something you learn in school, it is something you learn by experience – and it is always better to learn from someone else’s experience.
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Sam Leadley: They do great until I wean them

April 29, 2013
The author of this post, Sam Leadley, is a calf and heifer management consultant with Attica Veterinary Clinic in Attica, New York. Leadley blogs about calf care issues at http://dairycalfcare.blogspot.com Well, I’m back in the U.S. at the Attica Vet Clinic. But my head is still in Haverfordwest, Wales, at the farmer meeting last Friday.
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New Hire Justine Hosch Stevenson, Iowa Cattlemen’s Association

April 29, 2013
  Justine Hosch Stevenson
Knoxville, Iowa
Director of Government Relations and Public Policy
Iowa Cattlemen’s Association   
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New Hire Kerry Barling, Lallemand Animal Nutrition

April 29, 2013
  Kerry BarlingIola, TexasTechnical Services – BeefLallemand Animal Nutrition  
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Five-day E. coli treatment of gram-negative mastitis largely garners favor

April 29, 2013
Stephanie Skernivitz
In the wake of published studies speaking to efficacy of intramammary treatments for gram-negative clinical mastitis, namely a five-day ceftiofur treatment option, experts weigh in on the pros and cons, specifically, of the five-day treatment plan.
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May 1, 2013 issue: Progressive Events

April 29, 2013
Karen Lee
Click here to download a PDF of the "Progressive Event" image from the May 1, 2013 issue of Progressive Dairyman magazine.
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Arizona dairyman is singing the praises of polled genetics

April 29, 2013
Emily Caldwell Gwin
This article was #15 of the Top 25 most well-read articles on www.progressivedairy.com in 2013. It was published in the May 1, 2013 print issue. Click here for the full list of the Top 25. Buckeye, Arizona, dairyman Wes Kerr shared his passion for polled genetics in this feature article. He explained that by eventually eliminating dehorning through breeding polled, his farm would see advantages in calf labor and take a step in the right direction of animal welfare. We asked Kerr, Q. What progress has been made in your polled breeding program?
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Why ultrasonography could help you find what you’re missing

April 29, 2013
Theresa L. Ollivett
The University of Guelph has just completed the data collection phase of a large study designed to increase understanding of clinical and subclinical pneumonia and its long-term effects in dairy calves through the use of ultrasonography. This study comes as a follow-up to a pilot project in which roughly 14 percent of calves with pneumonia showed minimal or no signs of illness (like the calf pictured at right). Unfortunately, identifying cases of subclinical pneumonia and measuring its effects are impossible without tools that specifically detect consolidated, pneumonic lung – such as ultrasonography.
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HERd management: The next generation

April 29, 2013
Ellen Durrer
Often, when we speak of generations, we are referring to the generations past.
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