Disproportional dwarfism is referred to as chondrodysplasia. Congenital disproportionate dwarfism is described in a number of different cattle breeds with varying modes of inheritance.
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Seeing the signs of heat stress and being prepared
https://www.agproud.com/articles/57436-heat-stress-toolbox-preparing-cattle-for-summer
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Here are 10 ways to keep your cattle herd cool this summer.
https://www.farmbrite.com/post/top-10-summer-checklist-for-cattle
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Producers need to pay extra attention to heat stress reactions in their herds.
How to keep your cattle cool Read More »
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5 key tips to safe summer cattle handling!
https://www.agproud.com/articles/57798-heat-wave-havoc-5-key-tips-to-safe-summer-cattle-handling
Your vigilance and prompt action are crucial!
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Production objectives may vary considerably between individual producers
https://extension.okstate.edu/fact-sheets/a-planning-calendar-for-beef-cattle-herd-health.html
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“Grass tetany” is a rapidly progressing disorder caused by low magnesium.
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When blood magnesium drops, nerve impulses transmissions fails.
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A disease of young calves, usually less than one week of age.
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Garlic mineral salts are an effective, all-natural fly control for cattle.
Fly Control for Cattle Read More »
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Careful treatment of the scouring calf is vital to ensure a rapid recovery.
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Beef cattle productivity is highly dependent on nutrition and the ability of the animal’s diet to meet nutrient requirements.
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How to compare supplements based on nutrient content will help you make better decisions.
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When it comes right down to it, you just gotta be patient.
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Lice in cattle are primarily caused by two types of parasites.
A Guide to Cattle Lice Read More »
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Selenium-deficient adults tend to have chronic infections and reproductive problems.
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Cattle expected to live outside during the winter should remain outside to adjust to the changing conditions as winter approaches.
https://extension.umn.edu/beef-cow-calf/preparing-your-cattle-severe-winter-weather
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Minerals are a small, but mighty, nutrient requirement for cattle. These elements cannot be made by the body and they are essential for proper function of the skeletal, immune, and muscular systems.
Cattle Nutrition – Minerals Matter Read More »
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Now’s the time to start planning ahead. Here’s a checklist to help you plan and prepare to improve
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