10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MILK LAMENESS»
Discover the use of
milk lameness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
milk lameness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Black's Veterinary Dictionary
'Milk Lameness' This is a translation of the Swedish name for a condition
encountered in high-yielding dairy cattle, and characterised by hip lameness.
During 1 stage they assume a characteristic posture. Some unthriftiness and
sluggishness ...
2
The Journal of Experimental Medicine
Apr. 9. Feces still fluid. Considerable blood discharged at one time during
defecation. Calf otherwise active and hungry. Takes in all today 9 lbs. of milk. Apr.
11. Feces still slightly tinged with blood. Apr. 13. Takes in all 11 lbs. of milk.
Lameness ...
3
Book of Abstracts of the 62nd Annual Meeting of the European ...
In total, data of 238 cows were analysed (44,837 observations for the first 200
days in milk). Lameness treatments were used to determine definitions of
lameness. Mastitis was specified according to three definitions: (1) udder
treatment, ...
4
A Better World Is Possible
Weighing three quarters of a ton, standing up to five feet high, they were specially
bred to produce massive amounts of milk. Lameness and udder disease in UK
dairy herds are amongst the highest in the world. Our dairy industry has one of ...
5
American Indian Medicine
... 150, 172, 286, 382; see also scrofula in this list —lactation, promotion of: 233,
237 & n., 253, 292, 305, 392, 394; see also Mother's milk —lameness: 154, 209,
216; in the back, 396 —laryngitis: 401 —lentors: 372; see also blood diseases in
...
6
Animal Health and Welfare in Organic Agriculture
Development and inclusion of practical and accurate animal health parameters (
or links to simple health monitoring tools such as SCC in milk, lameness and
body condition scoring, etc.) into existing assessment tools. Development and
better ...
Mette Vaarst, V. Lund, S. Roderick, 2003
... Materia Medica Breeding and Restraint Obstetrics and Toxicology Judging
Dentistry Veterinary Botany Dairy Inspection Soundness and JurispruZoology
and Milk Lameness dence Hygiene Clinics Parasitology Feeds and FeedControl
of ing ...
George Washington University, 1913
8
Food Losses Due to Non-infectious and Production Diseases in ...
... on milk lameness in lactating buffaloes. (Abstract) Presented at the 20th
Annual Conference Kasetsart University, Veterinary Medicine Section, Bangkok,
Thailand, 4-5 February 1982. Sarataphan, S., Jirathanawatana, V.,
Chongwatanakul, ...
9
Storey's Guide to Raising Dairy Goats: Breeds, Care, ...
A Colorado company has a sheep CL vaccine, but when this has been used in
goats, there have been anecdotal reports of a severe drop in milk, lameness,
fever, and depression for a few days after animals received the vaccination.
Jerome D. Belanger, Jerry Belanger, Sara Thomson Bredesen, 2010
10
Trace Elements in Human and Animal Nutrition
... indicating placental transfer of selenium, or they may develop these and other
symptoms of selenium poisoning during suckling due to selenium ingestion from
the mother's milk. Lameness and irregular growth of the hoofs occur similarly in ...
