Infectious Disease
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Effective April 29, these mandates for testing and reporting of results are intended to further protect livestock from the threat of HPAI.
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Implementing an autogenous vaccine for pinkeye: It’s so easy, even an academic vet can do it
Pinkeye development, treatment and prevention, and how to create and implement an autogenous vaccine.
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HPAI confirmed in dairy cattle in eight states, some states restricting cattle movement
North Carolina and South Dakota are now among states with confirmed cases of HPAI. At least 18 states have placed restrictions on the movement of cattle.
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Avian influenza cases confirmed on Idaho, New Mexico, Ohio dairies and one human
The strain of the virus in all herds remains similar to the first detected, and risk to public health remains low.
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Avian influenza best practices for dairy farms
Executive director of AABP, Fred Gingrich, shares preventive measures for farms to protect their animals and best practices for herds affected by the avian influenza.
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Avian influenza identified as illness affecting dairy cows in the Southwest
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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