Browsing by Subject "Dairy cattle"
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(1999-04-26)This publication explains how dairy producers can improve feeding and production efficiency by frequently monitoring ration particle size, feed inventory and milk production.
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Nutritional and physiological aspects of supplementing niacin and dietary fat in lactation rations (Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1986)Four studies were conducted to evaluate effects of supplemental niacin and dietary fat in lactation rations. In Experiment 1, 28 lactating Holstein cows were used to compare effects of niacin and whole cottonseed (WCS) on ...
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(Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1986)Twenty-four lactating Holstein cows offered diets containing (1) no buffer (control), (2) 1.8% potassium bicarbonate, (3) 1.2% potassium carbonate, or (4) 1.5% sodium bicarbonate in the concentrate, consumed more diet 3 ...
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(2009-05-04)Injections must be done correctly to prevent abscesses and scarring. This publication explain proper techniques for various types of injections.
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(2009-05-04)Injections must be done correctly to prevent abscesses and scarring. This publication explain proper techniques for various types of injections.
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(2004-05-24)Horn flies are the most damaging insect to cattle in Texas. This publication explains biological, cultural and chemical methods of controlling horn flies. Various insecticides used to suppress horn flies are listed
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(2003-05-28)This guide explains the calving process and gives instructions for assisting the cow and calf during and after calving. Various stages of pregnancy are illustrated.
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(1998-12-03)This publication describes prevention measures, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options for the most common reproductive diseases in cattle: brucellosis (Bang's disease); leptospirosis; infectious bovine rhinotracheitis ...
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(2004-07-01)Large populations of stable flies can substantially reduce the income of beef and dairy producers. This publication explains how to suppress stable flies effectively and economically.
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(2007-04-13)Cattle producers can synchronize estrus (heat) to breed fertile females rapidly. The manipulation of the reproductive process reduces the need to detect estrus, creates a more uniform calf crop, and shortens the breeding ...
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(2007-01-31)Dairy operations are looking for new ways to meet new, higher standards set by the state for water quality. This publication explains research results on the effectiveness of two technologies -- a dewatering system and an ...
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(1997-08-29)Storing wastewater from the milking center and applying it to crops is the best method of preventing ground water contamination. This publication discusses proper methods of storing and applying such waste, with illustrations ...
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(1998-02-10)It is important for dairy operators to review their overall operations regularly and look for inefficiency. Production efficiency in dairies can be improved through changes in culling practices, reproductive efficiency, ...
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(1998-03-23)This publication discusses forage characteristics important to dairy rations and explains quality parameters such as protein and fiber content and relative feed value.
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Two men; one stands with clip board while other manipulates cows teet. Prehaps to get a sample for testing. It is not certain, but the setting could have also been at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) Farm ...