Livestock » Dairy Cattle

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• MF890

  Guide to Successful AI (Artificial insemination): Focus on Dairy Artificial insemination (AI) provides maximum genetic gain and minimum reproductive disease. In addition, AI is an economic alternative to natural service by bulls. $0.22 Quantity:

• MF976

  Grass Tetany Grass tetany shows about the time cattle are being changed from winter rations to lush green grass. One of the first clinical signs is nervousness followed by incoordination, or staggering. $0.13 Quantity:

• C721	Raising Dairy Heifers Heifers represent a sizeable investment on dairy farms. The goal should be to grow heifers rapidly enough to freshen by 24 months of age. Delaying calving costs $30 for each month. $0.48 Quantity:

• MF754

  Feeding Dairy Cows Feeding for high milk production is efficient since the nutrient requirement for maintenance comprises a smaller portion of the total requirement of high-producing cows. $0.74 Quantity:

• MF789

  Characteristics of Low Somatic Cell Count (SCC) Herds: Focus on Dairy Subclinical mastitis is a major loss for dairy producers. Milk appears normal but udder is still infected. Subclinical mastitis is detected by bacterial culture or somatic cell count (SCC). $0.24 Quantity:

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