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Combiner la réponse immunitaire et les caractères de santé pour une réduction maximale des maladies

Combiner les évaluations pour identifier la génétique qui réduira les maladies du troupeau.
November 1, 2022
Steven Larmer

Un troupeau en meilleure santé. C'est un concept simple qui s’avère difficile à mettre en pratique. 


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Combining immune response with disease traits for maximum disease reduction

Selecting for optimal health traits to accompany an immune response can aid in your herd's health.
October 22, 2022
Steven Larmer

A healthier herd. It’s a simple-sounding concept that’s proven difficult in practice. Finding genetics that resist routine pathogens across environments on dairy farms has been a focus of the industry over the last 10 years


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Health traits: What are your options?

November 6, 2019
Steven Larmer
No two dairies are exactly the same, but one belief is consistent worldwide: Healthy cows are more profitable and more enjoyable to work with.
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A robust immune response is key to better animal health

April 18, 2016
Steven Larmer
Health remains one of the primary reasons for animals leaving the herd. Why do some cows get sick more often than others when they’re living in the same environment, eating the same ration and being exposed to the same pathogens?
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