In this episode of The Dairy Podcast Show, Dr. Adrian Barragan discusses management strategies for maintaining low inflammation during the transition period, focusing on cow welfare, fertility, and effective management strategies. Dr. Barragan shares new research findings and explores the implications of uterine disease diagnostics and treatment. Listen to this episode on all major platforms to stay ahead in dairy cattle management strategies. Listen now: https://lnkd.in/dWVwaZcx The Dairy Podcast Show is powered by the commitment of cutting-edge companies like: Natural Biologics, Inc. | Adisseo | Scoular | smaXtec | Protekta | Berg+Schmidt - Animal Nutrition | Diamond V | dsm-firmenich Animal Nutrition & Health | Acepsis, LLC | Volac International Ltd | ICC Animal Nutrition | Trouw Nutrition
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Research into lipid-enveloped viruses in dairy cattle highlights the critical importance of strong biosecurity measures. Recent studies have shown promising results in effectively fighting these pathogens. By examining the structure of these viruses, industry experts can improve preventive measures and boost herd health management. The research indicates that specific compounds could provide new levels of protection against outbreaks. For more on these groundbreaking methods, listen to the episode with Dr. Charlie Elrod from Natural Biologics, "Viral Combat Strategies | Ep. 99," on The Dairy Podcast Show.
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Infectious diseases in dairy cattle redirect nutrients from growth to disease response, adversely affecting milk production and overall health. Diseases such as subclinical acidosis and bovine respiratory complex, require a reallocation of nutrients to fight these illnesses, thus increasing metabolic costs. Effective management of these diseases is essential, highlighting the importance of strong immune systems supported by comprehensive management practices. These include ensuring optimal nutrition and maintaining high welfare standards. Yeast Beta-Glucans are an important tool to reduce diseases or help animals overcome them quickly through immunomodulation, vital in bolstering cattle immunity. Such improvement in disease resistance also leads to more efficient nutrient absorption and digestion, resulting in greater production results. Recent research indicates that supplementation with autolyzed yeast enhances leukocyte oxidative metabolism, thereby reducing the incidence and severity of pneumonia in cattle. Derived from sugar cane fermentation, this supplementation strengthens blood phagocytic function and diminishes inflammation, thus boosting overall health and productivity in intensive farming systems. For more information, visit: www.rumenyeast.com
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Dr. Andy Mueller is the North Region Technical Service & Sales expert at Westway Feed Products. He holds a BS in Agriculture-Animal Science from Truman State University, and both MS and PhD in Ruminant Nutrition from the University of Missouri-Columbia. With 15 years of experience in the dairy field, he has led on-farm nutrition, trained new nutritionists, and supported product development. Tune in to hear Dr. Andy Mueller on The Dairy Podcast Show on all major platforms for expert insights on dairy cattle nutrition.
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Recognizing environmental stressors is critical in the dairy industry. When cows are exposed to factors like extreme temperatures and overcrowding, their health and productivity can suffer. It is vital to understand these stressors to maintain herd health. Companies like Diamond V offer some solutions, like feed additives, that help strengthen the immune system and enhance gut health. These benefits are essential for dairy cows to effectively manage stress from environmental factors such as poor air quality and insufficient shelter. Dairy producers need to be proactive to sustain productivity and ensure animal wellness. By focusing on preventative health measures and using innovative solutions, the industry can address environmental challenges effectively, promoting longevity and efficiency in dairy cattle.
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