1. P601 Dairy Cattle Livestock Parasite Control dairy cattle livestock Parasite Control. Insect pests cause significantlosses each year for Mississippi milk producers. These pests http://msucares.com/pubs/publications/p0601.htm

Dairy Cattle Livestock Parasite Control Insect pests cause significant losses each year for Mississippi milk producers. These pests cause losses by decreasing milk production and by transmitting diseases. In addition, the presence of large numbers of insects, particularly house flies and stable flies, can impact quality of life on the dairy and of your neighbors. This guide is intended as an aid in selecting the proper insecticide for the pest or pests involved. In all cases, read the label of an insecticide product before buying it. The directions for use and the limitations noted on a label may work for one farm and not another. Generally speaking, insecticides cleared for use on beef cattle may also be used on nonlactating dairy cattle, unless the label forbids such use. READ THE LABEL! Due to health department regulations, you should be careful about using insecticides in the milkroom. It is recommended that only natural pyrethrins be used in the milkroom. Pyrethrins are available in ready-to-use aerosols of .7 to 1 percent active ingredient. House Flies Begin control of house flies with a good sanitation program. Clean up areas where houseflies breed. You must develop and follow a manure-management program to control house flies. When spraying surfaces for house fly control, wettable powders (WP's) last longer than do emulsifiable concentrates (EC's).

2. Sell Buy Dairy Cattle Livestock Jersey Milk Cow Heifer Sell Buy dairy cattle livestock Jersey Milk Cow Heifer. http://www.agriseek.com/market/p/Livestock-Jersey.htm

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3. Sell Buy Dairy Cattle Livestock Holstein Bottle Calfs Sell Buy dairy cattle livestock Holstein Bottle Calfs. http://www.agriseek.com/market/p/Holstein-Bottle-Calfs.htm

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4. IPM Images - Livestock And Poultry: Beef And Dairy Cattle Livestock and Poultry Beef and Dairy Cattle. Your query produced 3 records. http://www.ipmimages.org/browse/bsubject.cfm?id=100

5. Breeds Of Livestock - Cattle Breeds Breeds of livestock. Early cattle served a triplepurpose. They provided meat, milkand labor to their owners. dairy Breeds of North America. Dajal Damascus. http://www.ansi.okstate.edu/breeds/cattle/

Cattle: (Bos) Remains of domesticated cattle dating to 6,500 B.C. have been found in Turkey and other sites in the Near East approach this age also. Some authorities date the domestication of cattle as early as 10,000 years ago, and others almost half that amount of time. Regardless of the time frame it is generally accepted that the domestication of cattle followed sheep, goats, pigs and dogs. Modern domestic cattle evolved from a single early ancestor, the aurochs. In addition to prehistoric painting that help us identify the appearance of the auroch the species actually survived until relatively modern times. It is believed the last surviving member of the species was killed by a poacher in 1627 on a hunting reserve near Warsaw, Poland. The species may have survived in small number in other parts of the world until a later date but there is no evidence to support this theory. Early cattle served a triple-purpose. They provided meat, milk and labor to their owners. Eventually their draft purposes were largely replaced by horses and much later by machinery so they were selected more for single or in some cases dual purposes. Alphabetic Breed Listings: A B C-D E-G ... T-Z A Africander Albères Alentejana American ... Ayrshire B Bachaur Baladi Baltata Romaneasca Barka ... Busa C - D Cachena Canadienne Canary Island Canchim ... Dutch Friesian E - G East Anatolian Red Enderby Island English Longhorn Estonian Red ... Guzerat H - J Hallikar Hariana Hartón Hays Converter ... Jersey K

6. Electronic Zoo / NetVet Veterinary Resources - Cow Sites Case for Vaccinating dairy cattle against Leptospirosis to Prevent Human Infections Centre for Genetic Improvement of livestock (University of Guelph) http://netvet.wustl.edu/cows.htm

Cows Dairy Beef Other Commercial Dairy ADSA - American Dairy Science Association American College of Veterinary Nutrition Dairy Nutrition Module American Jersey Cattle Association Australian Dairy Corporation ... WWW Virtual Library - Dairy Production Beef Alberta Cattle Feeders' Association ALOT Angus Association alt.agriculture.beef American Angus Association ... Western Cowman Magazine Other 1996 Internet World Exposition Animal Pavilion AABP - American Association of Bovine Practitioners AABP-L (American Association of Bovine Practitioners Discussion Group) Advanced Genetic Analysis Center (University of Minnesota) ... XPLOR - Missouri Extension Publications Library Commercial 1-800-DEADFLY 3-C Cattle Co. 5T Ranch Senepol Cattle AB Technology Embryo Transfer ... World-Wide Sires, Inc. Select Another Species General Animal Sites Amphibians Birds Cats Cows Dogs Ferrets Fish Horses Invertebrates Marine Pigs Primates Rabbits Reptiles Rodents Small Ruminants Wildlife Zoo Animals Fictional Images Sounds Return to: 1994-98, Ken Boschert, DVM

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Animal Science majors in the Ratcliffe Hicks School of Agriculture (RHSA) receive both theoretical and hands-on education in the management of livestock, dairy cattle, poultry and horses. Students interested in dairy or livestock production concentrate on the influence of genetics, physiology, nutrition, and health on the economic production of animals. Courses are designed to maintain a balance between theoretical and practical aspects of animal production. Species studied include dairy cattle, beef cattle, sheep, swine, poultry and horses. The Associate of Applied Science degree program allows students to select from a variety of animal science and related courses. Formal and informal learning settings offer students the opportunity to design a unique educational experience, with exposure to all aspects of the industry. Students work directly with animals on campus, and may also choose to pursue off-campus work experience or internship opportunities in production or related enterprises. The Dairy/Livestock program in the Ratcliffe Hicks school is offered by the Department of Animal Science . The department undertakes comprehensive teaching, research and outreach activities.

8. Dairy Cattle And Livestock Judging Tour To Europe 2003 dairy cattle and livestock Judging. EUROPEAN TOUR 2003. Getting ready to leave from Baltimore. Starting on our Edinburgh city tour. At the Royal Highland Show. The livestock Competitions! Scoring the http://www.agrotours.com/cattlejudging03.htm

Dairy Cattle and Livestock Judging EUROPEAN TOUR 2003 Getting ready to leave from Baltimore Starting on our Edinburgh city tour At the Royal Highland Show The Livestock Competitions! Scoring the Holsteins

9. Dairy And Dairy Cattle Internet Information Resources BSM Agri Ltd livestock Housing and Ventilation Systems. cattle Offerings World-wide. PleaseDrop Us a Note to advise us of any other dairy related information http://www.oneglobe.com/agrifood/aginform/dairy/idxdairy.html

Dairy and Dairy Cattle Internet Information Resources Dairy and Dairy Cattle Index Market Information Commodity Markets Weather Trade Information ... So what are we missing? Market Information Agriculture Network Information Center (AgNIC)Search AgNIC is a guide to quality agricultural information on the Internet as selected by the National Agricultural Library, Land-Grant Universities, and other institutions. AgNIC continues to expand the scope and depth of its coverage, presently describes and presently links to more than 800 information resources, many of which pertain to Animal Science. Carefully crafted resource descriptions guide users directly to relevant, quality information resources. AgNIC offers an alphabetical index, a list of recently added records, subject-classified access, and full-text search functionality. Its uncomplicated user-interface makes it suitable for Internet-novice and -veteran, alike. AgNIC content ranges from "technical" to "practical". AgNIC, Agricultural Conferences, Meetings, Seminars Calendar (Great Resource, aggressively maintained) This calendar, maintained by the National Agricultural Library, has information about and links to more than 1,200 major national and international agricultural conferences, with emphasis on those of apparent scientific significance.

10. Vita Plus Corporation An agricultural company that manufactures livestock feed for dairy cows, beef cattle, and swine. Includes nutrition consulting and on farm troubleshooting for livestock producers. Located in Madison, Wisconsin. http://www.vitaplusfeed.com/

11. Beatrice77 Livestock Sales, Auctions, Real Estate Specializing in marketing all types of livestock cattle, hogs, dairy, sheep and horses - as well as sales and procurement in southeastern Nebraska and northern Kansas. http://www.beatrice77.com/

12. Testing Livestock Feeds For Beef Cattle, Dairy Cattle, Sheep And Horses, G89-915 G89915-A (Revised April 1997). Testing livestock Feeds For Beef cattle,dairy cattle, Sheep and Horses. This NebGuide provides tips http://ianrpubs.unl.edu/range/g915.htm

G89-915-A (Revised April 1997) Testing Livestock Feeds For Beef Cattle, Dairy Cattle, Sheep and Horses This NebGuide provides tips on how to determine feeds you should analyze and nutrients to measure. It tells how to interpret the results of feed analysis. Rick Grant, Extension Dairy Specialist Bruce Anderson, Extension Forage Specialist Rick Rasby, Extension Beef Specialist Terry Mader, Extension Beef Specialist Previous Category Catalog Order Info Why Test Feeds? ... Interpreting Test Results Why Test Feeds? Nutrient concentration can vary considerably in feeds, especially forages. Protein in alfalfa hay can range from 10 to 25 percent or more of the dry matter; grass hay will contain between four and 18 percent protein. Use feed tests to target specific feeds to different livestock. Feed high quality forage to the most productive livestock or when nutrient needs are highest. Feed lower quality forage to animals with lower nutrient needs. Feed tests can help establish the dollar value of a forage, in the cash market or in personal use inventories. Use these tests to establish the value of your forage and to help determine what forages to feed, buy, or sell. Forage tests are useful to evaluate production practices like fertilization, time of harvest, method of harvest, etc., that may influence forage quality. Management skills can improve by learning how changes in production practices affect the quality of your forages.

13. Home A northwestern Illinois dairy cattle and horse auction. http://www.tahlivestock.com/

[Home] News Activities Links Map This site contains sound files and is best viewed in 800x600 with Internet Explorer 5 or better Dairy Cattle Sales Catalog Horse Sales Team Pennings Welcome to T.A. H. Livestock's home on the Internet. Locally owned and operated, we are located 2 miles south of Winslow on Illinois Hwy. 73. Since our origin in 1989, we have strived to become your livestock marketing choice in this area, specializing in the Dairy cattle and Equine categories. We believe we have been quite successful in that regard and appreciate our customers great support !! In an effort to provide better service to our customers, we have completed many facility improvements since our beginning and continue to do so today. We are a licensed and bonded livestock market operating under the USDA Packers and Stockyards Administration. Our goal is to bring our livestock customers, both seller and buyer, together in an efficient sales environment that is beneficial to each of them. We also hold seasonal Team Pennings for our equine friends and customers.

14. Testing Livestock Feeds For Beef Cattle, Dairy Cattle, Sheep And Horses, G89-915 This NebGuide provides tips on how to determine feeds you should analyze and nutrients to measure. It tells how to interpret the results of feed analysis. Weeds can reduce palatability and lower http://www.ianr.unl.edu/pubs/Range/g915.htm

G89-915-A (Revised April 1997) Testing Livestock Feeds For Beef Cattle, Dairy Cattle, Sheep and Horses This NebGuide provides tips on how to determine feeds you should analyze and nutrients to measure. It tells how to interpret the results of feed analysis. Rick Grant, Extension Dairy Specialist Bruce Anderson, Extension Forage Specialist Rick Rasby, Extension Beef Specialist Terry Mader, Extension Beef Specialist Previous Category Catalog Order Info Why Test Feeds? ... Interpreting Test Results Why Test Feeds? Nutrient concentration can vary considerably in feeds, especially forages. Protein in alfalfa hay can range from 10 to 25 percent or more of the dry matter; grass hay will contain between four and 18 percent protein. Use feed tests to target specific feeds to different livestock. Feed high quality forage to the most productive livestock or when nutrient needs are highest. Feed lower quality forage to animals with lower nutrient needs. Feed tests can help establish the dollar value of a forage, in the cash market or in personal use inventories. Use these tests to establish the value of your forage and to help determine what forages to feed, buy, or sell. Forage tests are useful to evaluate production practices like fertilization, time of harvest, method of harvest, etc., that may influence forage quality. Management skills can improve by learning how changes in production practices affect the quality of your forages.

15. Dairy Cattle Insect Management, G93-1141-A Many insecticides used for livestock insect control are restrictedfor use in milking parlors and on lactating dairy cattle. This http://ianrpubs.unl.edu/insects/g1141.htm

G93-1141-A Dairy Cattle Insect Management Information on controlling flies, lice, grubs and mange mites on dairy cattle is found here. John B. Campbell, Extension Entomologist Previous Category Catalog Order Info Fly Control ... Mange Mites Read and understand the label on every insecticide used for any purpose at a dairy. If instructions for use on dairy cattle or dairy premises are not on the label, do not use the insecticide. For example, some insecticides used for crop insects cannot be used at dairies (as stated on the label) because of the possibility of insecticide residues in the milk. Label directions may be different for lactating and nonlactating dairy cattle. Most insecticides used on beef animals also can be used on nonlactating dairy cattle, but there may be restrictions on time of treatment prior to freshening. Keep pesticides in original containers and in locked storage. Do not contaminate milk, feed or water when using an insecticide. Fly Control Sanitation. House, stable and blow flies may be pests of dairy cattle kept on lots. These flies (filth flies) breed in spilled feed, bedding, decaying organic matter and manure mixed with moisture, dirt and organic matter. Sanitation is the first and most important step in control of filth flies. Clean cattle pens, drainage areas, loafing sheds, stalls, feeding aprons, spilled feed and other decaying organic matter at 10-day intervals to minimize fly breeding. If this decaying organic matter is spread on fields, spread it thin enough for rapid drying. The material can be spread in the lot and, when dry, incorporated into mounds or low spots within the lot.

16. Herd-Pro Software: StocKeeper 2003 -- Dairy And Livestock Software StocKeeper 2000 is an easyto-use livestock management software application suitable for dairy cattle, beef cattle, dairy goats and other livestock. http://www.herd-pro.com/

StocKeeper '03 Powerful Features Powerful Reports Screen Shots ... Contact Welcome to Herd-Pro Software Herd-Pro Software develops easy to use, Microsoft Windows based livestock management software for dairy and beef cattle along with other popular livestock species including sheep and goats. We build software that is approachable and fun-to-use while at the same time being powerful and flexible enough to be customized for the specific needs of your herd. StocKeeper and StocKeeper Companion, our hand held Palm OS software, can take care of your herd's medical, fertility, production, health and inventory data tracking needs. Combine this with the powerful and highly customizable reports that StocKeeper produces and you have a great asset for your farm: smart data for making smart business decisions. News See RFID in action at the Tulare World Ag Expo February 10 - 12! Drew Vander Well from Digital Angel will be demonstrating StocKeeper and StocKeeper Companion working with Digital Angels RFID tag technologies. Visit booth 6034 and 6035 in the Dairy Pavillion and say 'hi'! Introducing RFID Technology!

17. Body Condition Scoring Of Dairy Cattle Every dairy producer has cattle that are too fat or too thin for their stage of lactation. Figure2. dairy Herd Body Condition Score Chart. livestock Home Page http://www.gov.on.ca/OMAFRA/english/livestock/dairy/facts/92-122.htm

Our search engine interface requires a JavaScript enabled browser. If you cannot enable JavaScript in your browser, then you may use an alternate interface found at the following web address - http://www.search.gov.on.ca:8002/compass?view-template=simple1 Agdex#: Publication Date: Order#: Last Reviewed: Title: Body Condition Scoring of Dairy Cattle Division: Agriculture and Rural History: Replaces Factsheet #89-091, "Body Condition Scoring of Dairy Cattle" Written by: Jack Rodenburg - Dairy Cattle Specialist/OMAF Table of Contents Introduction Condition Score 1 Condition Score 2 Condition Score 3 ... Condition Score 5 Introduction Every dairy producer has cattle that are too fat or too thin for their stage of lactation. Failure to recognize these cows and take action costs dearly for disease treatments, lost milk production, and decreased fertility. This Factsheet describes how to score the body condition of cows and compare them to normal scores for various stages of lactation. The system described here was developed by E.E. Wildman, University of Vermont. Body condition is a reflection of the body fat reserves carried by the animal. These reserves can be used by the cow in periods when she is unable to eat enough to satisfy her energy needs. In high producing cows, this normally happens during early lactation, but it may also happen when cows get sick, are fed poor quality feeds, or feed intake is restricted. After a period of weight loss, cows should be fed more than their requirements to restore normal body condition.

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Frenchall Goats - Livestock equipment designed and made by a smallholder for smallholders. Online catalogue of equipment designed for Dairy Goats, Pygmy, pygmies goats, Sheep, Horses, llamas, alpacas, pack goats, lambs, miniature donkeys, miniature, cattle, calves, goat, Goat, GOATS, miniature horses, SHEEP, LAMBS Thank you for showing an interest in our catalogue. We have been keeping and showing goats since 1977 and found difficulties in obtaining good quality and well designed equipment for goats. So over a period of years we have designed the range of equipment shown below. Some of which has been used for Calves, Sheep and Ponies. Here is your chance to view our equipment 'Made by a Smallholder for Smallholders'. The Racks and the Bucket Rings are Zinc plated and can be stamped with your name or herd prefix for security. P.S. We have more ideas for the future. How can we help you? "You name it, we will try to make it"

19. Vaccinations For Dairy Cattle Using Killed Vaccines As the owner of dairy cattle, you assume responsibility for their care However, formost vaccines and cattle, the protection lasts for one livestock Home Page http://www.gov.on.ca/OMAFRA/english/livestock/dairy/facts/vaccinat.htm

Our search engine interface requires a JavaScript enabled browser. If you cannot enable JavaScript in your browser, then you may use an alternate interface found at the following web address - http://www.search.gov.on.ca:8002/compass?view-template=simple1 Vaccinations for Dairy Cattle Using Killed Vaccines Author: Neil Anderson - Veterinarian/OMAF Creation Date: May 1995 Last Reviewed: May 1995 Table of Contents Introduction Concepts Goals of a vaccination program using killed vaccines A timely vaccination program ... Glossary Introduction In September 1994, Bovine Virus Diarrhea (BVD) virus killed all Eddie's yearling heifers and one-half of his calves. He vaccinates his cattle with a killed 9-way vaccine. In November each year, his mature cows and bred heifers get a booster dose. Calves greater than 5 months of age and open heifers, get a primary series with two doses. So how could this wreck happen? Certainly, there must have been unprotected animals and challenge by the virus. Let's take a closer look at Eddie's vaccination program. Eddie vaccinates once yearly in November. By September, he had many unvaccinated calves greater than 6 months of age. The calves born between June 1993 and April 1994 were old enough to vaccinate before the outbreak. However, the once yearly program left calves ranging in age from 6 to 17 months unprotected. And those were the calves affected in the current BVD outbreak.

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