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Optimizing fertility: Health impact of lactating cows under Double Ovsynch protocol

Transition cow health is a prerequisite for achieving high fertility in a Double Ovsynch protocol.
March 21, 2024
Augusto M. L. Madureira

Studies show the decrease in fertility can be strongly associated with transition cow health. Utilizing a Double Ovsynch program could increase fertility even in cows with health events during transition.


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One of these things is not like the other: One vet’s take on Salmonella Dublin

Dr. John Dick shares his experience with the rising prevalence of Salmonella Dublin; atypical symptoms make diagnosis challenging, emphasizing the need for rigorous biosecurity measures and ongoing monitoring.
March 14, 2024
Emma Ohirko

Cases began to appear more frequently from 2021 onward, as Chilliwack, British Columbia-based veterinarian John Dick began witnessing more cattle infected with S. Dublin in his clients’ herds, noticing that clinical signs varied markedly from the clinical signs typically present in other salmonella serotypes.



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Cow longevity is a key to dairy profitability

A look at longevity shows a potential for added profitability.
November 17, 2023
Matt Groen

Looking at return over feed numbers is an excellent way to get a quick snapshot of how a dairy farm is performing from a production and cost standpoint, however it doesn’t account for and is not impacted by duration of cows in the herd.


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Crowdsourcing quick, cost-effective lameness detection

New research develops a comparison-based lameness assessment approach using as few as 10 crowdsourced workers to provide reliable, efficient assessments.
November 2, 2023
Emma Ohirko

Recent research conducted by University of British Columbia’s Dairy Education and Research Centre has produced a method of low-cost lameness detection that can be conducted faster than conventional locomotion scoring.


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Research Review: From the Journal of Dairy Science: Cow-calf contact and drying off high-yielding cows

October 24, 2023
Pedro Nogueira

“Interrelationships between cows, calves and humans in cow-calf contact systems – An interview study among Norwegian dairy farmers.” 


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Paratuberculosis: Time to get after it

A costly disease to the Canadian dairy industry can be controlled through diligent testing and management.
October 17, 2023
Elouise Molgat

Through diligent testing and careful herd management, including new cow herd introduction and willingness to cull, Johne's can be reduced herd by herd.


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Rotavirus in calves: What is causing the problem and how do we address it?

Rotavirus is a common enteric pathogen resulting in dangerous dehydration due to its effect on the intestinal lining. Treatment should focus on correcting the loss of fluids and electrolytes, while effective prevention measures include biosecurity and vaccination protocols.
October 2, 2023
Randy Shirbroun

Many cow-calf producers can relate to the frustration and challenges associated with scours, or diarrhea in baby calves. The typical and very reasonable questions to ask would include, “What is causing the problem?” and “How do we address it?”


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Tag requirement changes effective Sept. 1, 2023

August 15, 2023

As of Sept. 1, 2023, all calves born on dairy farms must be identified with approved white dairy tags (i.e., single button RFID tag or dual tag set).


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The University of Alberta develops an innovative reproductive probiotic

Benefits of this reproductive probiotic include reduction in post-calving uterine infections, lower milk fever rates and reduction in retained placentas.
August 10, 2023
Katie Coyne

Our study demonstrates that incorporating probiotics as a preventive measure is an innovative approach to proactively prevent and fight diseases, surpassing the need for antibiotics once symptoms arise.


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Navigating the runways of lameness: An integrated approach to cow health through advanced data analysis

Dairy technologies are advancing to allow novel data of lameness identification to be gathered on individual cows to optimize a herd’s health.
July 26, 2023
Nial J. O'Boyle

Imagine being at the helm of a bustling airport, managing the incessant comings and goings of countless flights each day. 


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