Description and importance of the disease - Home: …

Description and importance of the disease: Pullorum disease of chickens is a bacterial infection caused by Salmonella enterica subspecies enterica serovar Gallinarum biovar …

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occurs, known as ‘farcy’. - Home: OIE

Description and importance of the disease: Glanders is a contagious and fatal disease of horses, donkeys, and mules, caused by infection with the bacterium Burkholderia mallei.

Management of Veterinary Laboratories Code - …

Laboratory risk assessments are used to identify the specific biosafety and biosecurity measures needed to contain and work safely with specific biological agents and toxins in a laboratory or animal facility.

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Livestock and food production in Africa: challenge …

Rev. sci. tech. Off. int. Epiz., 1989, 8 (3), 591-606. Livestock and food production in Africa: challenge and opportunity for the national livestock and veterinary services *

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Veterinary Education Core Curriculum - Home: OIE

6 Model Core Veterinary Curriculum Course or course content Sequence in VEE Curriculum Day 1 Competencies addressed Description General Specifi c Advanced Immunology Early Immunology is the study of the structure and function of the

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Virus survival in the environment - Home: OIE - …

734 This review of the survival of viruses in the environment attempts to consolidate data from reported studies. Further investigation of how numerous viruses survive

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Classification of the causative agent Resistance to ...

1 LUMPY SKIN DISEASE Aetiology Epidemiology Diagnosis Prevention and Control References AETIOLOGY Classification of the causative agent Lumpy skin disease (LSD) is caused by lumpy skin disease virus (LSDV), a virus from the family

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INFECTION WITH FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE VIRUS

Terrestrial Animal Health Code - 26/07/2017 Chapter 8.8.- Infection with foot and mouth disease virus should: disease; no evidence of ;; the The .;; 8);

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Avian Influenza Importance - Home: OIE

Avian Influenza . HPAI viruses are eradicated from all domesticated birds, whenever possible, and developed countries are usually HPAI-free. Asian lineage H5N1 HPAI viruses are

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Identification of the agent: Serological tests ...

Aujeszky’s disease, also known as pseudorabies, is caused by an alphaherpesvirus that infects the central nervous system and other organs, such as the respiratory tract, in a variety of mammals

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Cattle Types and Breeds Characteristics and Uses

milking types usually mature earlier, whereas Bos indicus mature relatively late. Higher-milking females, even large ones, often reach puberty and conceive when relatively young. But because they may become thin after beginning lactation, subsequent fertility can suffer. Although Bos indi-custypes reach puberty relatively late, their productive ...

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PROPERTIES OF MILK IMPORTANT CONSTITUENTS OF MILK …

• Irregularity of milking • Disease and abnormal conditions • Portion of milking: Fore-milk is low in fat content (less than 1%), while strippings are the highest close to 10%. Other milk constituents are slightly affected on a fat free basis. • Stage of lactation: The change from colostrum to milk takes place within few days.

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Livestock Production Manual - UC Davis Western Institute ...

getting milked and is allowed ~60 days to gain back weight that may have been lost during lactation; the udder is also able to repair and regenerate secretory mammary gland tissue during this time before the next calving and resumption of routine daily milking. Extralabel

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A Step by Step Guide to Setting up a New Dairy Farm - …

Milking parlour 30 unit herring bone shed + dairy + collecting yard/ 0196,140 0228,709 and office, wiring, plumbing, heating ... Milk sold /cow (kgMS) First lactation animals will have much lower milk yields, so if starting with heifers this should be factored in. When new herds are assembled, it will take a number of years for the herd to ...

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Feeding the Dairy Cow - Teagasc

If body condition loss in early lactation is 0.5 BCS or greater, cow fertility will suffer. 1 “ “ What are the feed requirements of the milking cow? SPRING A cow will reach her highest daily milk output 6-8 weeks after calving but will only reach her highest intake of dry matter 10-12 weeks after calving. The cow will use energy

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Milking and Lactation - Holstein Foundation

4 MILKING and LACTATION Understanding Lactation Lactation is the period of time that a mother secretes milk from her mammary glands. The lactation cycle is the period between one calving and the next. The cycle is split into phases; the early, mid lactation, late lactation and the dry period. In an ideal world, cows calve every twelve months ...

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Dairy Manure Production and Nutrient Content

requires collection and storage of manure is the milking center. The cows are milked twice each day and a high-pressure hose is used to clean the parlor and holding area floors. Estimate the volume of milking center waste that must be collected and stored each day. From Table 3.1, 1.02 ft3 of milking center waste is generated per AU per day ...

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Dairy Cattle Feeding and Nutrition management

drink 6 to 14 times per day. Usually after milking and after every meal. Preferred temperature should be between 17 – 27 oC. Cows prefer to drink together from an open low trough (50 cm). Make sure that at least 10 % of cows can drink at the same time.

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