Dairy cattle -- Feeding and feeds -- Environmental aspects
High-concentrate feeding upregulates the expression of inflammation-related genes in the ruminal epithelium of dairy cattle
... The overall goal of this study was to characterize the profile of gene expression especially target genes associ- ated with inflammation after SARA challenge in vivo, and to ascertain to find out how environmental ...
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Prevalence and contamination levels of Aflatoxins in Dairy Cattle Feeds from Five Milk Bulking Groups in Malawi
... in dairy mash, maize bran and hay dairy feeds in ...of dairy cattle feeds were still deemed safe for dairy cattle feeding based on 50ppb maximum tolerable ...
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Trace Mineral Requirements for Dairy Cattle
... to feeding organic trace minerals is that they should undergo less dissociation in the reticulo-rumen, omasum, and abomasum than their inorganic ...animal feeding trials in which animals are fed different ...
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Deuterium oxide dilution can be used to determine the net energy content of feeds for dairy cattle and goats
... The feeding apparatus used for the cattle resulted in quantitative recovery of orts, without ...in feeding station de- sign and species behavior caused a very small, but vari- able, quantity of goat ...
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Adaptation of Smallholder Dairy Farmers in South Western Kenya to the Effects of Climate Change
... the dairy cattle, and the acreage of own feed was used to determine the number of dairy cattle ...dry feeding rather than wet ...cattle feeds. This has the effect of ...
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Performance of lot-fed Bos indicus steers exposed to aspects of a feedlot environment before lot-feeding
... young cattle that flight speed did change in animals that were restrained for blood and faecal sampling (Petherick et ...of cattle over 2 years of age may not improve with increasing ...and cattle ...
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Efficacy of Herbal Oils in Various Preparations for Treating Mastitis in Dairy Cattle.
... conventional milk in the summertime (Luukkonen et al., 2005). In contrast, bulk tank SCC were lower in organic herds (273,000 cells/mL) than in conventional herds (559,300 cells/mL) in spring and summer in New York and ...
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Newborn care practices in a tribal community in tamilnadu: a qualitative study
... One mother gave exclusive breastfeeding for six months. Two mothers had given exclusive breastfeeding for two months. They said, “We are coolie workers, it is not possible to sit at home for six months to give ...
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Veterinarians in the UK on the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) for post-disbudding analgesia of calves
... 2013 Dairy producer attitudes to pain in cattle in relation to disbudding calves. 772[r] ...
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PCR detection of Campylobacter fetus subspecies venerealis in smegma samples collected from dairy cattle in Fars, Iran
... the cattle industry around the ...the cattle, in ...of dairy cattle either slaughtered in Shiraz abattoir or dairy herds with a history of infertility and abortion, and further to ...
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Reproductive Diseases of Dairy Cattle
... the dairy producer must supply the cow with fibrous feed in order to achieve microbial ...fibrous feeds do not contain high enough levels of energy to support the growing needs of the cow during ...
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STILLBIRTH IN DAIRY CATTLE: REVIEW
... Stillbirth incidence in US increased to 13.2 percent in 1996 from 9.5 percent in 1985. In contrast to these results, a recent Norwegian study of calving difficulties and stillbirths in Norwegian Red cattle found ...
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Nutritional and environmental effects on ammonia emissions from dairy cattle housing: A meta-analysis
... in dairy manure can be potentially transformed and emitted as NH 3 , which can create livestock and human respiratory problems and be an indirect source of N 2 ...investigate environmental factors ...
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Prevalence and Knowledge of Brucellosis in Dairy Cattle in Makuyu Division, Murang’a County, Kenya
... in cattle and swine. In cattle, high doses of the pathogen are required to induce disease and so in most cases such as artificial insemination and through placental routes, focal infections do occur (Malay ...
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Cystic Ovaries in Dairy Cattle
... to environmental changes with hormonal implications as a result” (Hooijer et ...both environmental and genetic factors, more research should be done in this area to identify the specific relationships ...
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Modeling and control of the fish feeder system
... control feeding time up to 24 daily feeding cycles depending on the timer employed in the system and the optional reset time on the ...the feeding cycle adjusted on the feeder itself (Noor, ...the ...
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Improvement of formulated feeds and feeding management for redclaw aquaculture in Australia
... Our results highlighted that the bigger pellet size tested had the advantage of being detected quickly by all different size groups of redclaw examined, but not ingested efficiently as the diameter of the pellet did not ...
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Dairy Cattle Management Web App
... of cattle farm and member may be the manager or worker or man providing milk to the ...of cattle, types of cattle is taken from ...about cattle and works in the farm so, the access for ...
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Bovini (CATTLE) And Dairy Farm Management
... for cattle monitoring [2][3] but very few work had been suggested for cattle health monitoring, most recent work was presented in 2015 ...the cattle farm and health monitoring as well as reducing the ...
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Control of infectious diseases in dairy cattle
... susceptible cattle through a variety routes, particularly when population density is high, resistance is compromised, or pathogens are particularly ...maintaining environmental hygiene and animal immunity ...
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