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#50in50 Colostrum is gold

Tommy On March 31, 2020   /   BEEF, DAIRY, Farm animal health blog, Flock health   /   Leave a comment
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Video 11 colostrum nature’s liquid gold If I had a favourite topic it probably is colostrum. As someone who is passionate about animal health, colostrum is the foundation of good animal health on our farms. Few aspects of husbandry and management will see as many benefits as

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#50in50 ( 9 ) VIDEO Getting to grips with cryptosporidium

Tommy On March 28, 2020   /   BEEF, DAIRY, Farm animal health blog   /   Leave a comment
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VIDEO 9 Getting to grips with cryptosporidium Cryptosporidium scours in calves is one disease over the last ten years that has been steadily increasing on farms. It can cause huge issues, farmer frustration and in some farms high mortality where colostrum management is below par. What is

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#50in50 video ( 8 ) Controlling coccidiosis in calves and lambs

Tommy On March 28, 2020   /   BEEF, DAIRY, Farm animal health blog, Flock health   /   Leave a comment
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Controlling coccidiosis video 8 What is coccidiosis? Coccidiosis is a small protozoan parasite with many different species. There are only a couple of these species which affect lambs and calves. Again these species are specific to both lambs and calves. They infect animals and cause damage to

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#50in50 Video 7 IBR the facts

Tommy On March 27, 2020   /   BEEF, DAIRY, Farm animal health blog   /   Leave a comment
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Video 7 IBR the facts What is IBR? Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis is an infectious viral disease of cattle that is contagious. It belongs to a family of viruses called herpes virus. These viruses are different because they can develop latency. This means after initially becoming infected the

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#50in50 VIDEO ( 6 ) Controling Johnes is a long game

Tommy On March 26, 2020   /   BEEF, DAIRY, Farm animal health blog   /   Leave a comment
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Controlling johnes disease video 6 What is it? Johnes disease is a chronic disease affecting herds causing a range of symptoms and having a massive impact on production and performance. It is caused by a bacteria called MAP (mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis). This bacteria will be ingested

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#50in50 Video ( 5 ) Oral rehydration therapy tips

Tommy On March 25, 2020   /   BEEF, DAIRY, Farm animal health blog   /   Leave a comment
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Video 5 Oral rehydration principles   Oral rehydration is an essential tool in managing calves with diarrhoea and even for older animals like cows that may be sick. The common things we treat with oral rehydration are Calf scour or diarrhoea Shock or septicaemias. A good example

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#50in50 video ( 4 ) Tackling pneumonia in calves

Tommy On March 23, 2020   /   BEEF, DAIRY, Farm animal health blog, Flock health   /   Leave a comment
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    Calf pneumonia video 4 After scour, pneumonia is the big killer of young calves on farms. It is not just calves that can be affected by pneumonia but weanlings and even adult animals. The big problem with pneumonia is the performance loss associated with the

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#50in50 5 tips for housing time

Tommy On March 23, 2020   /   BEEF, DAIRY, Farm animal health blog, Flock health   /   Leave a comment
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Video ( 3 ) Five things to get right at housing There are several key things that influence animal health and performance. Nutrition, herd health and the environment the animals are in. In seasonal pasture-based systems, housing usually occurs at a critical time. This means that calving

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#50in50 Managing calf scour

Tommy On March 21, 2020   /   BEEF, DAIRY, Farm animal health blog, Flock health   /   Leave a comment
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  Managing calf scours ( 1 ) Calf diarrhea or scour can be caused by a range of pathogens. Diarrhea can occur when the ability of the gut to absorb fluids becomes compromised. This can lead to rapid fluid loss. This is why quick rehydration is essential

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50 vlogs in 50 days

Tommy On March 20, 2020   /   BEEF, DAIRY, Farm animal health blog, Flock health   /   Leave a comment
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50 vlogs in 50 days There is no doubt it is challenging times ahead. My own work schedule like many up in the air. It will probably test all our resilience and resourcefulness. So I am going to try and create some useful (technical content) and also

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