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Low milk pricesleadto death of dairy cows
Serious bloodcan directly causethe death of dairy cows
After the development of ketosis acidosis , it is easyto causethe death of dairy cows
Dr. Clawis causingdairy cows to stop giving milk
Activitiesresultingfrom stray voltage concerns on dairy farms
the time of provision of fresh feedinfluencedthe feeding behavior of dairy cows
While management practices at the feed bunk , such as the frequency of fresh feed delivery and the amount of overcrowding , have been shownto influencethe feeding behavior of dairy cows
S. aureus infectioncausingsubclinical mastitis of dairy cows
the risk of mouldy haycan causeillness in dairy cows
a group of bacteriaare causingmastitis in dairy cows
the major pathogenscausingmastitis in dairy cows
bacteriacausingmastitis in dairy cows
the main pathogenscausingmastitis in dairy cows
a bacteriumcausingmastitis in dairy cows
organismscausingmastitis in dairy cows
The organismscausemastitis in dairy cows
Staphylococcus aureuscausingmastitis in dairy cows
food - producing animalscan causemastitis in dairy cows
dairy cows Foot lesionscausinglameness in dairy cows
a bacterial infection(passive) is most commonly caused byMastitis in dairy cows
the genecausesdairy cows to grow horns
many factorsmay causemastitis in dairy cows
the introduction of BST"whichcausesmastitis in dairy cows
Foot lesionscausinglameness in dairy cows
foot lesionscausinglameness in dairy cows
lesionscausinglameness of dairy cows
The lesionscauselameness in dairy cows
Only Pseudomonas aeruginosa , a fluoroquinolone - resistant hospital pathogen , has been known very rarelyto causemastitis in dairy cows
an infectious diseasecan leadto lameness in dairy cows
the most severe pathologiescausinglameness in dairy cows
The one ... andcausescows to loose milk
digital dermatitis ... an infectious diseasecan leadto lameness in dairy cows
Instances of infectious lesionscan causelameness in dairy cows
the most common diseasescausinglameness in dairy cows
hairy heel wartscauselameness in dairy cows
Factorsinfluencingthe survival of dairy cows
Factorsinfluencethe survival of dairy cows
Growth hormones and unnatural milking schedulescausedairy cows ' udders to become infected
Copper sulfate ... hairy heel wartscauselameness in dairy cows
Vaccinia viruscausescowpox in cows
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
to increased mastitis frequency and higher somatic cell counts in milkcan leadto increased mastitis frequency and higher somatic cell counts in milk
damage to cropscausingdamage to crops
in a decrease in milk productioncan resultin a decrease in milk production
damages(passive) caused bydamages
cows to eventually stop giving milkcausescows to eventually stop giving milk
Problems(passive) caused byProblems
a huge production losscausea huge production loss
in lower milk yieldscan resultin lower milk yields
in lower milk yieldscan resultin lower milk yields
some of the key problems with the milkcausessome of the key problems with the milk
their milk to taste slightly sourcausedtheir milk to taste slightly sour
in inflammation of the mammary glandresultsin inflammation of the mammary gland
mad cow diseasecausesmad cow disease
to acnedoes leadto acne
Mad Cow disease(passive) is caused byMad Cow disease
to significant economic losses in the dairy cattle industryleadsto significant economic losses in the dairy cattle industry
damages(passive) caused bydamages
to air pollutionleadsto air pollution
an increase in milk productionto causean increase in milk production
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 %
a significant amount of carbon emissionsdo contributea significant amount of carbon emissions
miserable livesleadmiserable lives
in minimizing the feeding ration costresultsin minimizing the feeding ration cost
excess mucus in many peoplecausesexcess mucus in many people
in the production of from 13 to 14.8 per cent more butterfat ... because of the protection from the large biting horse fliesresultedin the production of from 13 to 14.8 per cent more butterfat ... because of the protection from the large biting horse flies
a big increase in expenses with housing , feeding equipment , and forage harvesting equipment among other things driving up the overheadcausesa big increase in expenses with housing , feeding equipment , and forage harvesting equipment among other things driving up the overhead
2 % of all greenhouse gas emissionscontribute2 % of all greenhouse gas emissions
large amounts of greenhouse gas emissionscontributelarge amounts of greenhouse gas emissions
to poisoning and deathwill leadto poisoning and death
to death from poisoningwill leadto death from poisoning
to create a slow - release nitrogen source for the rumenis designedto create a slow - release nitrogen source for the rumen
to about 70 % of the calcium in the Western dietcontributesto about 70 % of the calcium in the Western diet
by sensitivecausedby sensitive
to support the newborn calf during its first months of lifedesignedto support the newborn calf during its first months of life
in cold northern climatesoriginatedin cold northern climates
massive financial losses worldwidecausemassive financial losses worldwide
discomfort and a sensitive responsecausesdiscomfort and a sensitive response
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