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Damage within the hoofleadsto 90 % of lameness problems in dairy cows
d pathogencausinginflammation of the udder in dairy cows
a range of environmental , nutritional and infectious factors(passive) can be caused byLameness in dairy cows in Australia
Claw disorderscause90 % of lameness in dairy cattle
whose childhood taskwas leadingthe cows home from pasture
the risk of mouldy haycan causeillness in dairy cows
a gate open ... a farmerwas leadinga herd of milking cows to fresh pasture
a group of bacteriaare causingmastitis in dairy cows
Staphylococcus aureus , Streptococcus agalactiae , Streptococcus dysgalactiae and Streptococcus uberiscausemastitis in dairy cows
the major pathogenscausingmastitis in dairy cows
bacteriacausemastitis in dairy cows
bacteriacausingmastitis in dairy cows
the most common bacterial strainscausemastitis in dairy cows
White line diseasecausinglameness of dairy cattle
the different pathogenscausemastitis in dairy cows
the main pathogenscausingmastitis in dairy cows
Foot diseasescausinglameness in dairy cattle
the pathogenscausemastitis in dairy cows
udder infections(passive) is caused byMastitis in dairy cows
Streptococcus uberiscausemastitis in dairy cows
a contagious claw diseasecausinglameness in dairy cattle
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a bacteriumcausingmastitis in dairy cows
body animalscan causemastitis in dairy cows
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organismscausingmastitis in dairy cows
mastitis ... most oftencausesmastitis in dairy cows
Staphylococcus aureuscausingmastitis in dairy cows
to eat a variety of forages ( not grain(passive) are designedQuality Forage for Dairy Cows Cows
factorsinfluencingthe behaviour of parturient dairy cows
food - producing animalscan causemastitis in dairy cows
painful lesionscan leadto lameness in dairy cattle
dairy cows Foot lesionscausinglameness in dairy cows
a bacterial infection(passive) is most commonly caused byMastitis in dairy cows
Nutritional factors Acidosiscan resultin lameness in dairy cattle
many factorsmay causemastitis in dairy cows
most oftencausesmastitis in dairy cows
mainly(passive) is ... causedLameness in dairy cattle
the introduction of BST"whichcausesmastitis in dairy cows
to her salemay leadto her sale
in lower - cost feeding systemscan resultin lower - cost feeding systems
Behavioural changes(passive) caused byBehavioural changes
in lower - cost feeding systemsresultsin lower - cost feeding systems
to other benefitsalso leadto other benefits
stress(passive) caused bystress
serious problems such as retained placentas at calving and high somatic cell counts in milk , which in turn reduces milk quality and quantity and increases the risk of mastitiscan causeserious problems such as retained placentas at calving and high somatic cell counts in milk , which in turn reduces milk quality and quantity and increases the risk of mastitis
in a different milk containing more hormones , bacteria , pus , and antibioticsresultedin a different milk containing more hormones , bacteria , pus , and antibiotics
in a different milk containing more hormones , bacteria , pus , and antibioticsresultedin a different milk containing more hormones , bacteria , pus , and antibiotics
whethercould resultwhether
a huge production losscausea huge production loss
in lower milk yieldscan resultin lower milk yields
in lower milk yieldscan resultin lower milk yields
their milk to taste slightly sourcausedtheir milk to taste slightly sour
in inflammation of the mammary glandresultsin inflammation of the mammary gland
by over trimming otherwisecausedby over trimming otherwise
significant losses on every farm in New Zealandcausessignificant losses on every farm in New Zealand
a wide variety of issues , including economic distress , animal discomfort , and the potential for antibiotic resistant strains of bacteriacausesa wide variety of issues , including economic distress , animal discomfort , and the potential for antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria
for example limited mobility and reduced feed uptake or water uptakecan leadfor example limited mobility and reduced feed uptake or water uptake
to acnedoes leadto acne
considerable economic losscausesconsiderable economic loss
in improved welfare as compared to confined cowsresultsin improved welfare as compared to confined cows
significant economic loss from reduced productioncausessignificant economic loss from reduced production
in a different milk containing more hormones , bacteria , pus , and antibioticsresultedin a different milk containing more hormones , bacteria , pus , and antibiotics
to digest and using chemical - free processes to purify the wheywere designedto digest and using chemical - free processes to purify the whey
milk losses of up to eight pounds a daycan causemilk losses of up to eight pounds a day
1.6 billion pounds ( 5.8 %contributed1.6 billion pounds ( 5.8 %
the price of beef to go downcausingthe price of beef to go down
less than 6 % of total emissionscontributeless than 6 % of total emissions
a significant amount of carbon emissionsdo contributea significant amount of carbon emissions
to lameness and mastitiscan leadto lameness and mastitis
in minimizing the feeding ration costresultsin minimizing the feeding ration cost
to important distinctions in their composition and healthleadingto important distinctions in their composition and health
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to global warmingcontributeto global warming
excess mucuscausesexcess mucus
to a contraction in the national herdwould leadto a contraction in the national herd
in significantresultingin significant
large amounts of greenhouse gas emissionscontributelarge amounts of greenhouse gas emissions
to about 70 % of the calcium in the Western dietcontributesto about 70 % of the calcium in the Western diet