Items Tagged with 'vaccination program'
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Pinkeye development, treatment and prevention, and how to create and implement an autogenous vaccine.
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Needle care for disease prevention in cattle
Proper needles are essential tools in maintaining cattle health. Keep reading for recommendations on needle selection and health protocols.
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Vaccination protocols: Maximizing vaccine efficacy
Vaccines should be used as a management tool to bolster the special forces of the adaptive immune system.
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4 things to add to your spring checklist
A solid spring prep checklist should include preparing for calving season, if it hasn’t already begun, evaluating pastures, checking equipment and facilities, and ensuring your treatment plans for spring processing are in place.
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Time vaccinations to optimize protection
Timing is key to effectively utilizing vaccines. Help your veterinarian help you by sharing the details they need to develop a program tailored to your operation.
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NCBA presentations share the importance of herd health as we build back the cow herd
As we build back the cow herd in the coming years, herd health is going to be increasingly important. Protect your operation from harmful diseases and prepare it for a successful transition.
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Considerations for cow herd expansions
Herd expansion demands attention to biosecurity and herd health. This article emphasizes strategic breeding, replacement selection and vaccination protocols to ensure disease prevention in your growing herd.
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Killed vs. modified-live vaccines: Which type is right for your operation?
Vaccines are an essential part of many herd health programs. Understanding the key differences between vaccine types can help you create a safe and effective vaccination program that matches the disease exposure risk for cattle on your operation.
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Range Beef Cow Symposium focuses on stewardship, efficiency
Producers were treated to a smorgasbord of information to improve their operations, including presentations on range carrying capacity, vaccines and reproductive efficiency.
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