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American Association of Bovine Practitioners Conference Proceedings, 1978
Anthelmintics were administered during processing at the Garden City Experiment Station. Four trials were conducted to evaluate the efficacy of: levamisole (boluses, cattle wormer pellets and injectable solution); and thiabendazole boluses. Levamisole hydrochloride injectable solution (18.2%) was administered at 2 cc/cwt. Levamisole wormer pellets were
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Anthelmintics were administered during processing at the Garden City Experiment Station. Four trials were conducted to evaluate the efficacy of: levamisole (boluses, cattle wormer pellets and injectable solution); and thiabendazole boluses. Levamisole hydrochloride injectable solution (18.2%) was administered at 2 cc/cwt. Levamisole wormer pellets were
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Field Microbiology for Feedlot Cattle
American Association of Bovine Practitioners Conference Proceedings, 2003Bacteriology is a useful diagnostic and treatment regimen management tool. The perceived difficulty, complexity and expense cause many veterinary practitioners to avoid diagnostic microbiology in their office laboratory. In reality, targeting diagnostic microbiology to the disease affecting animals in specific production management systems decreases ...
Griffin, Dee, Shuck, Karan
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Hemorrhagic syndrome in feedlot cattle
The Bovine Practitioner, 1972A surgically induced hemorrhagic syndrome of feedlot cattle is described. The syndrome appears to be related to a deficiency of one of the vitamin K dependent factors, especially Factor VII. Oral medication with Menadione appeared to be effective as a means of prevention.
Dahlgren, R. R., Williams, D. E.
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2019
Animals consume feed to meet their energy needs. Assuming the feed has a reasonable balance of nutrients, the major factor governing the amount of feed consumed is the energy need of the animal. This chapter seeks to present the equations and method of calculating predicted performance based on the net energy system.
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Animals consume feed to meet their energy needs. Assuming the feed has a reasonable balance of nutrients, the major factor governing the amount of feed consumed is the energy need of the animal. This chapter seeks to present the equations and method of calculating predicted performance based on the net energy system.
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Sudden death of feedlot cattle.
Journal of Animal Science, 1998Sudden deaths or the sudden death syndrome are perceived as major concerns in cattle feedlots because most of these deaths occur in cattle near market weight. Etiology and preventive measures are poorly defined. The current literature indicates that sudden deaths are associated most commonly with digestive upsets.
R D, Glock, B D, DeGroot
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Odor Intensities at Cattle Feedlots
Transactions of the ASAE, 1977ABSTRACT ODOR intensities measured at two cattle feedlots in Texas ranged from 1.5 to 170 dilutions to threshold (DT), which covers the measurement range of the Barnabey-Cheney Scentometer. The average odor reading at the surface of a 4000 head feedlot, determined by monitoring four randomly selected pens for 7 mo, was 31 DT. The run-off settling basin
null John M. Sweeten +3 more
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Hedging Canadian Feedlot Cattle Revisited
1991Canadian cattle finishers who wish to hedge their production must use the U.S. futures markets. Prior research has sugggested that Canadian Cattle investors cannot successfully hedge using the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) to manage risk due to variable basis assumed to be caused in part by variable exchange rates.
Novak, F.S. +3 more
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Health Management of Feedlot Cattle
American Association of Bovine Practitioners Conference Proceedings, 1980An organized and systematic approach is necessary for the effective control and management of disease in feedlot cattle. Typically feedlots receive cattle of various types, under many different conditions from a variety of sources. The design and operation of typical feedlots is frequently conducive to the mixing of cattle from several sources ...
Church, T. L., Church, T. L.
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Cattle Feedlot Facilities and Management
1967A progress report on the First Test at the University's Weldon Springs Experimental Feedlots.
Dyer, Albert J. +5 more
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Body Temperature in Feedlot Cattle
American Association of Bovine Practitioners Conference Proceedings, 2002Body temperature is often used as an indicator of animal health status. In addition, body temperature can be used as a measure of heat stress, which occurs during the summer months and significantly impacts cattle performance and well-being. In a series of heat stress management and handling studies, tympanic temperatures (TT), an indicator of body ...
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