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Feeding the immune system: 3 ways to support calf health through nutrition

May 27, 2020
Tom Earleywine
Establishing a healthy gut microbiome from the beginning of a calf’s life can have a lasting impact on her success. A properly developed gut can help improve lifetime feed efficiency and support overall calf health. You see, the gut is the first line of defense for a calf’s immune system, which can protect her from scours, pneumonia and other health challenges.
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Probiotics play an essential role in early calfhood diarrhea prevention

May 6, 2020
Keith A. Bryan, David Ledgerwood, and Kimberley Morrill
Day in and day out, dairy farmers provide the best in animal husbandry. There are occasions when animals get sick and need antimicrobial therapy to overcome a specific disease challenge.
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Jump-start calf rumen development with viable microbial products

May 6, 2020
Andrew L. Skidmore
From birth, calves’ naïve immune systems are assaulted by challenges: new environments, fast diet transitions, exposure to disease and sometimes transportation and commingling. That makes it no surprise the dairy industry continues to battle pre-weaning losses.
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Feeding for health and profitability

January 24, 2020
Kip Karges
The management of receiving cattle continues to be a dogma that impacts the bottom line of the cattle-feeding industry. Currently, cattle producers are managing the health and productivity of newly received cattle to get them on feed as quick as possible.
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A novel look at feed additives for beef cattle

December 24, 2019
Aimee N. Hafla
Increasing consumer pressure to reduce or eliminate the use of antibiotics continues to motivate livestock producers to evaluate novel feed additives that offer health and production benefits but do not require veterinary oversight.
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Essential microbial support: A key component of your calf-rearing program

November 6, 2019
David Ledgerwood and Kimberley Morrill
We often think the weaning period is the only traumatic transition period for calves; however, the entire pre-weaning period consists of many difficult and stressful periods of transition.
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Nutrition and managing good health

Hosting good benefits through probiotic feeds

July 25, 2019
Jennifer Schutz and Jim Turner
We often see ads promoting the benefits of probiotics in a variety of products targeted toward humans and animals. However, ads typically generalize the benefits of probiotics – intertwining nutrition and managing health as research shows how changing diet can have major health benefits.
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Probiotic tools in the fight against pathogens

April 24, 2019
Allen McDonald, Jennifer Schutz, and Jim Turner
Probiotics have become more popular with consumers in recent years. In the past, probiotics were only associated with foods such as yogurt, but as probiotics become more readily available to us in so many forms, education regarding the benefit of probiotics have driven researchers to dig deeper into the function of good bacteria.
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Nutrition and housing influence calf health

May 22, 2015
Michael A. Ballou
Dairy calves are extremely susceptible to gastrointestinal disease during the pre-weaned period. The risk for enteric disease decreases as the calf ages. When a calf is born, it has been exposed to very few if any micro-organisms, and some aspects of its gastrointestinal immune system are not fully developed.
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