Infectious Disease
USDA confirms highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in two dairy cattle herds in Texas and two herds in Kansas.
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Southwest dairies affected by unidentified dairy cow illness
A contagious illness in Texas, Kansas and New Mexico is under investigation by state and federal animal health officials.
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Parasites don’t take a break in the winter, so why should your control plan?
Ectoparasites like mites and lice increase in cooler temperatures and may cause discomfort in dairy cattle.
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Deworming on the dairy: Boost comfort and production
Parasite populations, product selection, timing of application and adherence to label directions are all factors that influence the potential return on investment for your pour-on dewormer.
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Lessons learned from HPAI: Where does biosecurity fit on your dairy?
Building an enhanced biosecurity plan for your dairy can help you be prepared for the worst while evaluating your biosecurity to protect your farm from disease risks present each and every day.
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Don’t wait to prioritize biosecurity: How dairy producers and service providers can work together
Proactive ways dairy producers and service providers can work together to champion biosecurity before it’s too late.
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Salmonella Dublin doesn’t play by the rules
Seven steps to take if you suspect your herd might be infected with S. Dublin.
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Bovine coronavirus: Can you recognize it and what can you do?
If you have dairy cattle, then you likely also have BCoV. It is important to perform diagnostics to identify your risk and manage accordingly.
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The salmonella triangle
Preventing feed and water contamination, managing stressors, and supporting gut health are essential for controlling and preventing clinical salmonellosis in dairy cows.
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Dial up biosecurity, dial down disease risk
Is your dairy prepared for a foreign animal disease threat? Your biosecurity plan is your best line of defense.
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