Heifer, Red
THE EFFECT OF MELOXICAM ON THE ABILITY OF NEONATAL DAIRY CALVES TO ABSORB IGG PROVIDED BY COLOSTRUM REPLACER
... and heifer health among the most ...and heifer health include improved intakes, and gains, while long term effects include greater milk yields and components in first and second lactations, compared to less ...
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Increased dietary protein in the second trimester of gestation increases live weight gain and carcass composition in weaner calves to 6 months of age
... This study provides clear evidence that nutrition during the fi rst two trimesters of pregnancy alters the growth and body phenotype of the calf. Importantly, decreasing genetic variability in the heifer dams ...
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Epidemiology of mastitis in peripartum dairy heifers : a dissertation presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Masters of Veterinary Studies in Epidemiology at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
... loss of teat canal integrity and milk leakage. Therefore POST_NEFALO may be a proxy variable for milk leakage or open teat canals pre-calving. Conversely, acute and greater body fat mobilization immediately pre-calving ...
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An analysis of the 1948 Jersey heifer registration data to provide information concerning some features of New Zealand pedigree Jersey cattle
... si red 10 regi stered daughters ...si red more than 10 daughters regi stered i n 1 9 ...si red si gni fi cantly more daughters than home-bred si res ( P=0 ...
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The socio practical dimensions of isitshisa [ burning of the heifer ] in the Corinthian Church of South Africa
... the heifer was slaughtered and burnt in an open fire and as it was burning, the bishop raised a long, wide, red cloth into the ...burning heifer and then repeated the same act with a shrub of incense ...
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Grazing behaviour and species selection of heifer calves fed different forages
... CH (live weight 145.8 ± 1.99 kg) during December 2014. Calves grazed an established perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne) pasture or a second year mix of red clover (Trifolium pratense), white clover (T. repens), ...
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An empirical analysis of the cost of rearing dairy heifers from birth to first calving and the time taken to repay these costs
... replacement heifer has been estimated in several previous ...average heifer rearing cost for 75 herds in this study was €1790 (range €919 to ...replacement heifer including its own value has been ...
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A Study of Dairy Heifer Rearing Practices from Birth to Weaning and Their Associated Costs on UK Dairy Farms
... The study has shown that the cost of rearing per heifer during the pre-weaning period varied over five-fold from £94.64 to £499.80. A major determinant of this was the age at weaning. This varied from 42 to 112 ...
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Association between somatic cell count early in the first lactation and the longevity of Irish dairy cows
... Reduced longevity of cows is an important compo- nent of mastitis costs, and increased somatic cell count (SCC) early in the first lactation has been reported to increase culling risk throughout the first lactation. ...
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Heifer rearing within a sustainable dairy industry
... every heifer-rearing enterprise should be to rear enough healthy, well-grown individuals with excellent fertility that are well equipped to join the herd at first ...
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A longitudinal study of gastrointestinal parasites in English dairy farms: practices and factors associated with first lactation heifer exposure to Ostertagia ostertagi on pasture
... and demographic and management variables as fixed effects Nheifers=1,454 and Nfarms=41 Variable Intercept SE Season at heifer sampling Spring Summer Autumn Winter Heifer’s days in milk d[r] ...
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Swan’s Lagoon Celebrating 50 years
... Internationally-significant Beef CRC research in recent years at Swan’s Lagoon and other Queensland sites has shown that half the large variation in heifer weight and age at puberty is d[r] ...
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Current practices and future possibilities of performance recording extensively-grazed commercial beef herds in New Zealand
... However they also suggested that “heifer matings at anything less than a minimum weight of 272 kg (Angus) and 295 (Hereford) at 12, 15 or 24 months under current (1977) nutrition and [r] ...
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Double suckling in beef x dairy once bred heifers : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Agricultural Science in Animal Science at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
... Individual heifer liveweight changes from calving to weaning, and weaning to slaughter were ...recorded. Heifer productivity was estimated as kilograms of weaner calf produced per heifer present at ...
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Inquiring into Red/Red inquiring
... little red and black box with the Spanish dancer on her dressing table, by the cut glass bottles that you are sometimes allowed to touch? Can you feel the talc drifting up your nose when you are bathed and clean ...
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Plains pricklypear is a good forage for cattle.
... MAYLAND Highlight: Singed plains pricklypear was assessed as a cattle forage. One heifer in each pair also ate singed pricklypear offered ad Iibitum. The heifers e[r] ...
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Effect of early lactation foot trimming in lame and non lame diary heifer: a randomised controlled trial
... yield Model 1 in a trial designed to investigate a foot trimming intervention in first.. lactation dairy heifers.[r] ...
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Evaluation of Cortisol in Saliva Relative to Serum in Lactating Cows, Heifer Calves and Piglets in Response to Applied Stress.
... The objective was to examine the efficacy of saliva collection techniques and salivary cortisol assay to determine potential stress response in dairy heifers post challenge with adreno[r] ...
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Biochemical characterization of unidentified microaerophilic cocci isolated from heifer and dry cow mastitis
... Thirty-nine strains of gram-positive microaerophilic cocci isolated from cases of heifer and dry-cow mastitis were biochemically characterized with the API 50E and API-ZYM test kit syste[r] ...
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Evaluation of age, weaning weight, body condition score, and reproductive tract score in pre-selected beef heifers relative to reproductive potential
... Genetic selection has been used extensively to improve production traits in beef cattle, however there are chal- lenges to using genetic selection to improve reproduction. First service conception and pregnancy rate are ...
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