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Prevention and management of frothy bloat in cattle
A successful bloat prevention program must include good management. Poloxalene has been found to be a safe, efficacious and practical drug to use in the prevention of frothy bloat.
Miller, C. R., C. R. Miller
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Practical measures for reducing risk of alfalfa bloat in cattle
Frothy bloat in cattle is a serious problem and is difficult to manage under field conditions as it progresses rapidly from early signs of distension to acute distress.
Majak, W. +2 more
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Abstract The efficacy of a nonionic surfactant in controlling alfalfa pasture bloat was demonstrated previously. In this study, six dairy cows were fed varying levels of the surfactant (10, 20, or 40g per cow per day) for 12 wk, and six cows served as controls.
L G, HELMER, E E, BARTLEY, R M, MEYER
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Effect of the surface active agent poloxalene on milk flavor when fed to cows [PDF]
Call number: LD2668 .T4 1966 R313Master of ...
Reddy, Mallangi Chandrasekhara.
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Poloxalene as a bloat preventative for beef steers grazing immature alfalfa
Poloxalene has proved to be an effective agent to prevent legume bloat in cattle, however, intake of the compound at regular intervals during the day is important.
Drake, C.L. +3 more
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A New Preventive for B L O A T
New product called poloxalene has been tested at Iowa State and Kansas State Universities and is the most effective preventive of legume bloat yet developed. It's now being marketed commercially.
Jacobson, N., Van Horn, H.
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Diagnosing hydrogen sulfide toxicosis with a silver/sulfide ion-selective electrode
The objective of this project was to develop a rapid, simple and inexpensive quantitative analysis to confirm hydrogen sulfide toxicosis in livestock based on acid extraction of sulfide in a wash-bottle unit and potentiometric determination with an ion ...
Witte, Scott
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Intensive Grazing of Alfalfa by Beef Steers [PDF]
In the temperate region of North America, high temperature and moisture deficit cause low forage growth during the summer of most years, making it difficult to grow beef (Bos taurus), calves through summer grazing.
Davis, L +5 more
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Factors relating to the bloat-controlling efficacy of several anti-bloat pastes were studied. Firstly, the detergent diffusion rates of various pastes were measured in a rumen model. In comparison with the liquid detergent control, some formulations were
Morgan, Gregor Lewis
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Application of Pluronics for Enhancing Aqueous Solubility of Lipophilic Microtubule Destabilizing Compounds on the Sea Urchin Embryo Model. [PDF]
Semenova MN +3 more
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