41. Cooling Systems For Georgia Dairy Cattle There are two main types of dairy cattle housing barns, feed barns and made by a company that specializes in fans for livestock facilities will tend to http://pubs.caes.uga.edu/caespubs/pubcd/b1172-w.html

The University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Cooperative Extension Service PDF Cooling Systems for Georgia Dairy Cattle Dr. John W. Worley, Extension Engineer Contents Shade Air Movement Evaporative Cooling Barn Design Recommendations ... High Pressure Fogging Systems Heat stress can reduce summer milk production in dairy cows by 15 to 22 percent according to University of Florida research. The cow's natural defenses cause her appetite to be suppressed in times of high heat stress. Less feed intake naturally leads to less milk production. Reproductive efficiency also suffers in times of heat stress, costing dollars for delayed lactation and rebreeding fees. A number of strategies have been used successfully to reduce the heat experienced by cows, and thus increase feed intake and milk production during the summer. Shade The first and most basic step is to block solar radiation by providing shade. Trees provide effective shade, but usually die quickly with cows around them due to rubbing and soil disturbance. Trees can also be a dangerous place for cows in a lightning storm. Portable shade cloth can be used. Usually, 2-inch diameter pipes are used for frames and hooks are provided for moving the cloth. Shade cloth is usually 12 feet from the ground with 50 square feet/cow pro-vided. High density (75%+) shade cloth should be used.

42. Salt For Dairy Cattle Trace Minerals for livestock, Poultry and Other Animals. SALT FOR dairy cattle In addition, dairy cattle are commonly fed high forage diets that are http://www.saltinstitute.org/47g.html

Salt and Trace Minerals for Livestock, Poultry and Other Animals SALT FOR DAIRY CATTLE Deficiency Symptoms The sodium and chloride nutrition of lactating dairy cows is critical to optimum production because of the obligatory loss of these nutrients in milk. In addition, dairy cattle are commonly fed high forage diets that are low in sodium and high in potassium. Consequently, a sodium chloride deficiency can develop rapidly in a high producing cow. In this study, cattle placed on the salt-deficient diet had averaged approximately 14,000 pounds of milk the previous year ( Table 5 Recently Cornell researchers (198) have fed dairy cows diets containing 0.10%, 0.27% or 0.45% chloride to look at the effects of a chloride deficiency, independent of sodium. Dry matter intake was significantly reduced after 4 weeks, body weights dropped from an average of 575 kg initially to 476 kg by the eighth week of the trial and milk production decreased from 27.7 to 19.2 kg/day for cows fed 0.10% chloride. Other chloride deficiency signs included lethargy, hypophagia, emaciation, hypogalactia, constipation, cardiovascular depression and mild dehydration. The cows frequently licked urine of other cows, chewed on wooden stall dividers and licked metal pipes. These data show that chloride nutrition can be of critical importance in diets of lactating cows. The actual requirement is probably between 0.18% and 0.27% chloride (199). Salt Feeding Recommendations The 1989 National Research Council publication "Nutrient Requirements of Dairy Cattle" states that "A reasonable estimate of the dietary requirement for milk cows is 0.18% sodium, which is equivalent to 0.46% sodium chloride in the total diet dry matter" (156). This level of salt would provide 0.30% chloride which should be adequate. The 2001 Dairy NRC (286) reported that

43. Neosporosis In Dairy Cattle Neospora infection has been reported in cattle, sheep, goats, dogs and horses. The economic impact of abortion in a dairy herd can be significant. http://www.agr.gov.sk.ca/docs/livestock/beef/herd_health/Neosporosis01.asp

Navigation Path >> Home Livestock Beef Herd Health Tuesday, September 20, 2005 Neosporosis in Dairy Cattle Updated: November 2003 What is Neosporosis? Neospora infection has been reported in cattle, sheep, goats, dogs and horses. It is a protozoa and belongs to the same group of micro-organisms as coccidia. Neospora is closely related to Toxoplasma gondii, a protozoan parasite known to cause abortions in goats and sheep. The complete life cycle of N.caninum is only partially known but the suggested probable routes are best appreciated in the diagram on page two. It should be noted that studies have not been conducted on wild members of the dog family (coyotes, foxes, etc), and it seems reasonable to suspect that they are also a definitive host of Neospora. Table of Contents How do animals get Neosporosis? Cattle may become infected from eating feed or drinking water contaminated with the droppings or feces of infected dogs or possibly infected wild members of the dog family. Table of Contents What are the clinical signs of Neosporosisa?

44. Johne’s Disease In Dairy Cattle In dairy cattle, a mature animal may show clinical signs at almost any Suggested strategies in control programs for dairy cattle include the following http://www.agr.gov.sk.ca/docs/livestock/beef/herd_health/johne01.asp

Navigation Path >> Home Livestock Beef Herd Health Tuesday, September 20, 2005 Updated: November, 2003 The bacterium invades the small intestine and slowly multiplies over the course of several months to years. It is eventually excreted in the manure of infected animals, and can contaminate the ground, water and other parts of the environment. Map cannot multiply outside of an animal. It is capable, however, of surviving in soil, manure or water for almost a year because of its resistance to heat, cold and drying. Table of Contents The growth of Map is slow and the animal can look normal for several years after the initial infection. When clinical signs of illness are eventually seen they consist usually of intermittent diarrhea and weight loss that does not respond to treatment despite a normal appetite. This occurs because Map infects the last section of the small intestine (the ileum), causing inflammation that thickens the intestinal wall and prevents proper nutrient absorption. Affected cattle generally do not have a fever. It is easy to misdiagnose, since these animals are now more susceptible to other infectious diseases because of their underlying condition. In cows and heifers, clinical signs tend to surface a few weeks after a stressful event such as calving. In dairy cattle, a mature animal may show clinical signs at almost any age but they typically appear at age five. Many factors will influence when an animal will become clinically sick. For example, the age when the animal was first infected, the amount of bacteria, stress factors and even genetics may play a role in the course of the disease.

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Looking for answers Search Home Anti-Fly Program Fly Abundance ... Dairy Cattle Introduction Dairy Cattle Introduction Milk and milk products are important constituents of the human diet. High standards of dairy sanitation are required; milking parlors and manure handling procedures are subject to inspection by health officials. Inspectors equate the presence of flies with unsanitary operations so the need for a high degree of fly control in dairy operations is obvious. Back to the top Anti-Fly Products Integrated fly control means using a two-pronged attack on flies: larvicides to prevent fly larvae developing into adults, and adulticides to kill adult flies. Larvicides Adulticides Economic Impact Flies can pose a serious health hazard to both animals and humans, and have a significant impact on animal productivity. Learn more... Printer friendly version Home Contact ... Bibliography

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48. 2004 Okanogan County Fair: Livestock, Dairy Cattle Division livestock Coordinator, Monte Andrews 422-1600 dairy cattle DIVISION Division Chairperson, Debbi Jones, 826-5203 Co-Chairperson, Charlayne Knapp http://www.omakchronicle.com/premiumbook/dairycattle.shtml

Please select a category below. About the Fair Apples, commercial Arts and crafts Cats ... Vegetables Livestock exhibits Department A Livestock Coordinator, Monte Andrews- 422-1600 DAIRY CATTLE DIVISION Division Chairperson, Debbi Jones, 826-5203 Co-Chairperson, Charlayne Knapp Trophies and Sponsors Trophies and Sponsors 1. Grand Champion Educational Display, Dairy Barn, American Legion Post 56, PO Box 1128, Okanogan 2. Grand Champion Dairy Female Overall “Belle of the Barn”, DeTro’s Western Store, 10 Main Street, Riverside 3. Grand Champion Dairy Bull, Brian Bowes, 1968B Old Hwy. 97, Okanogan 4. Grand Champion Fitting and Showing, Senior, Ben and Sally Hylton, 48 Inlow Loop Rd., Tonasket 5. Grand Champion Fitting and Showing, Intermediate, 4R Ranch, Debi and Tom Jones, 29572 Hwy. 97, Omak 6. Grand Champion Fitting and Showing, Junior, Tonasket Interiors, PO Box 705, Tonasket 7. Grand Champion Herdsmanship Dairy Barn, Senior, Okanogan Grange #1103, PO Box 775, Okanogan 8. Grand Champion Herdsmanship Dairy Barn, Intermediate, Max’s Parts Plus, PO Box 237, Oroville

49. UACES: AR Agriculture: Livestock And Forages: Livestock: Dairy Graphic navigational bar Arkansas Agriculture. livestock Forages. dairy cattle. Milk and dairy beef sales total $100 million per year from approximately http://www.aragriculture.org/lvstkforg/livestock/dairy/dairy.asp

Programs Dairy Links Livestock and Forages AR Agriculture Home Dairy Cattle Milk and dairy beef sales total $100 million per year from approximately 420 dairy herds with 40,000 head of milk cows. The Extension Service provides research-based information to producers and industry personnel to help them be more competitive in an increasingly competitive market. Environmental regulations and the ability to comply with them is a primary concern of producers. Waste management is emphasized in dairy Extension programs. Since Arkansas and neighboring states normally rank in the bottom few states in the U.S. for production per cow, emphasis is also placed on improving efficiency of production. Forage quality and usage, improved herd management, financial record-keeping (including Dairy Herd Improvement Association records), ration-balancing, and cow comfort, including heat-stress management, are a few subjects addressed by Extension. Sire selection and reproduction are also stressed because the genetic levels of the herd and overall fertility have marked effects on net profit of the herd. The state of the U.S. and international dairy industry may see changes that are even more dramatic in the future. The ongoing reorganization of federal milk marketing orders and shifts in milk production areas within the U.S. make Extension

50. UACES: AR Agriculture: Livestock And Forages Publcations Beef cattle • Beef cattle Nutrition • dairy • Goats and Sheep • Grasses • Grazing FSA 4010, Feeding Quality Forages to Improve Profits with dairy cattle http://www.aragriculture.org/lvstkforg/publications/default.asp

Beef Cattle Dairy Cattle Horses Market News ... AR Agriculture Home Livestock and Forages Publications Beef Cattle Beef Cattle Nutrition Dairy Goats and Sheep ... Adobe Acrobat Reader loaded on your computer. Beef Cattle Publication # Publication Name MP 398 Analysis of Beef Cattle Conformation MP 379 Backgrounding Arkansas residents may contact their county Extension offices for this publication MP 428 Beef Cattle and Forage Production Calendar Arkansas residents may contact their county Extension offices for this publication FSA 3002 Beef Cattle Identification FSA 3009 Beef Cattle Herd Health Vaccination Schedule MP 375 Beef Cattle Management for Water Quality Protection in Arkansas MP 184 Beef Cattle Production FSA 3075 Beef Sire Selection FSA 3073 Blackleg and Clostridial Diseases FSA 3046 Breeding Soundness Evaluation for Beef and Dairy Bulls FSA 3072 Bull Purchasing and Management MP 239 Cattle Working Facilities Arkansas residents may contact their county Extension offices for this publication MP 425 Chute Side Reference to Body Condition Scoring Arkansas residents may contact their county Extension offices for this publication FSA 3067 Color Pattern Inheritance in Beef Cattle FSA 3025 Common Arkansas Plants Poisonous to Cattle FSA 3057 Composite Beef Breeds MP 413 Cow-Calf Enterprise Budget FSA 3044 Cow Herd Performance Testing Program FSA 3055 Crossbreeding Systems for Small Beef Herds FSA 3092 Culling the Beef Cow Herd FSA 3091

51. Martindale's Veterinary Center: Animal Science, Livestock: Camel, Bison, Beef, D BODY CONDITION SCORING IN dairy cattle Center for Animal Health and Productivity, For more information see Fact Sheets Information dairy cattle; http://www.martindalecenter.com/Vet_7A_Animal.html

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52. UVI-CES Livestock Programs - Home Page dairy cattle Improvement Program. The dairy cattle program of the Cooperative Extension Service focuses on production testing of the dairy herds in the http://rps.uvi.edu/CES/lshome.html

COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE LIVESTOCK PROGRAMS The Livestock component of the UVI Cooperative Extension Service is divided into four main project areas. Each area strives to provide the farmers of the Virgin Islands with the most accurate and up to date livestock information available. Beef Cattle Improvement Program The beef cattle program of the Cooperative Extension Service focuses on identification and performance testing. It works with all of the cattle farmers in the Virgin Islands from the large purebred Senepol breeder to the small backyard producer. The program operates along the guidelines of the Beef Improvement Federation and assists producers in the identification of animals, weighing of animals and provides selection assistance for replacement animals. The goals of the program are to provide beef cattle farmers with the technology and education necessary for a profitable enterprise. The primary breed of beef cattle in the Virgin Islands is the Senepol . This breed was developed on St. Croix to meet the needs of the tropical beef producer. The cattle were classified in the 1970's in a cooperative effort between the then College of the Virgin Islands and the original four Senepol farms. The breed has now gone global and can be found on almost every continent. For more information on the Senepol cattle visit the UVI Senepol homepage.

53. Home > Livestock > Cattle & Large Ruminants > Dairy Farming > Dairy Cows The CDN was formed to provide dairy cattle genetic evaluations and to establish a This is the dairy cattle section of the Texas A M University Extension http://agrifor.ac.uk/hb/b9c635aba58f4c5427898ae65a07197c.html

low graphics Home Livestock Dairy farming Dairy cows Body condition scoring 1 : managing your cow herd through body condition scoring Produced by the North Dakota State University Extension Service in December 2000, this fact sheet looks at managing the cow herd through body condition scoring. It covers the importance of body condition scoring; what it is; the nutritional priorities of cows; visual body condition scoring; and using scoring to evaluate the herd. Colour photographs of the relevant scores are included. Written by A. Manuel Encinias, Extension Associate, and Greg Lardy, Beef Cattle Specialist, of the Department of Animal and Range Sciences, North Dakota State University. dairy farming dairy cows body fat body condition ... Canadian Dairy Network : CDN The CDN was created in 1995 as part of a federal government decision to privatise all genetic evaluation activities in Canada. The CDN was formed to provide dairy cattle genetic evaluations and to establish a national dairy database for the dairy cattle improvement industry. This site provides information on the CDN, its organisation,committees, aims and activities. In addition, it is possible to search for genetic evaluations of specific bulls or cows, and proofs are available for both production and conformation traits. Evaluations of specific breeds are also available and data files can be downloaded in compressed format. An inbreeding calculator can be accessed online. The site provides access to a collection of proof and information articles, and a list of links to industry-related Web sites is also available.

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57. Beef And Dairy Cattle, Swine, And Other Animals Our livestock research at Agriculture and AgriFood Canada (AAFC) covers a Two-pronged approach fights mastitis in dairy cattle Scientists aim to weed http://res2.agr.gc.ca/research-recherche/ann-dir/res7_e.html

Directory of Research Introduction AAFC science: helping put Canada first How to use the directory Resources Research at a glance Staff Employees, responsibilities, organization Publications Search by author, region, establishment, year, or subject Research Achievements Priorities, programs, and themes Research fields Research Centres Mandates, contacts Archives Beef and dairy cattle, swine, and other animals Research field: animals Our livestock research at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) covers a number of topics, including animal welfare and behaviour, nutrition and health, breeding and genetics, pest and disease control, and manure management. Scientists are sensitive to society's concerns about livestock production. The effects of drug treatments on food products, control of bacteria that can compromise food safety, and the impacts of livestock farming on environmental health are valid issues and worthy of scientific study. Livestock research in our labs aims to address these concerns and, at the same time, to provide workers in the livestock sector with innovations to improve production and animal care. The information, technology and programs provided by this research will help to maintain the competitiveness and ensure the renewal of Canada's livestock industry.

58. Two-pronged Approach Fights Mastitis In Dairy Cattle Twopronged approach fights mastitis in dairy cattle. Mastitis is the most common and costly disease in milk Theme livestock production systems http://res2.agr.gc.ca/research-recherche/ann-dir/1x6x1_e.html

Directory of Research Introduction AAFC science: helping put Canada first How to use the directory Resources Research at a glance Staff Employees, responsibilities, organization Publications Search by author, region, establishment, year, or subject Research Achievements Priorities, programs, and themes Research fields Research Centres Mandates, contacts Archives Two-pronged approach fights mastitis in dairy cattle Mastitis is the most common and costly disease in milk production, causing lost yields and treatment costs for dairy farmers. On top of that, the current treatment method of using antibiotics is not always very effective as bacteria become resistant, and consumers are increasingly concerned about the presence of antibiotics in animal products. Scientists at the Dairy and Swine Research and Development Centre in Sherbrooke, Que., are looking for ways to address these issues by developing alternative treatment methods for mastitis. One potential method involves the use of lactoferrin, which is a protein naturally present in milk that has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. Another promising alternative under development is a DNA-based vaccine that helps prevent mastitis-causing bacteria from attaching to the cells in the udder. Contact: Dr. Jacques Surprenant

59. PBS Animal Health - Complete Livestock Health Product Catalog For Dairy Cattle, livestock health product catalog for dairy cattle, beef cattle, swine, sheep, goats and more. Your source for wormers, vaccines and livestock medications http://www.pbsanimalhealth.com/

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60. Total Dairy Cattle - Livestock Statistics - Primary Industries - MAF - New Zeala livestock Grain Crops dairy Sheep Beef Deer Pigs Poultry Other livestock Total dairy cattle, dairytotal1.gif (3500 bytes). At 30 June http://www.maf.govt.nz/statistics/primaryindustries/livestock/dairy/graph-dairyt

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