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Sheep management and cryptosporidiosis in central Mexico
Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2008To establish the association between sheep farm management practices and cryptosporidiosis in Central Mexico, 37 farms were invited and questionnaires answered by owners. Faeces samples were taken from lambs under 3 months old and ewes in the farms. Parasites were identified by modified Ziehl-Neelsen stain.
M U, Alonso-Fresán +4 more
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2008
The processes used to manage sheep in the broadest sense and the way these are perceived by the sheep will have a critical impact on the welfare of individual animals. While these impacts may be difficult to assess and more difficult to quantify, it is clear that the skilled stockperson has the ability to reduce the impact of some of the negative ...
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The processes used to manage sheep in the broadest sense and the way these are perceived by the sheep will have a critical impact on the welfare of individual animals. While these impacts may be difficult to assess and more difficult to quantify, it is clear that the skilled stockperson has the ability to reduce the impact of some of the negative ...
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Lowland sheep: the nutrition and management cycle
Veterinary Record, 1981Good management of lowland sheep depends on strategic uses of resources during the management cycle and manipulation of body reserves. Critical periods are around mating, late pregnancy and early lactation. Good condition at mating is achieved by expanding the grazing area apportioned to the ewes in autumn.
A W, Speedy, C F, Clark
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Surgical management of nasal adenocarcinoma in sheep
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1988Nasal adenocarcinoma was diagnosed in 5 sheep from a flock over 6 years. Surgical treatment, using a nasal flap approach, was completed in 3 ewes, 2 of which survived a year or more. In these 2 ewes, the mass was present at necropsy, but was not confirmed as the cause of death. The surgical procedure and care after surgery are described.
A M, Trent, M E, Smart, P B, Fretz
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Practicalities of lameness management in sheep
Livestock, 2008STAGE 1 MAKE THE CORRECT DIAGNOSIS (SPEAK A COMMON LANGUAGE) The common foot conditions are interdigital dermatitis (ID) (Fig. 2), footrot (FR) (Fig. 3), contagious ovine digital dermatitis (CODD) (Fig. 4), toe granuloma (Fig. 5), toe abscess (Fig. 6) and shelly hoof (Fig. 7) (illustrated and described at www.warwick.ac.uk/go/sheeplameness).
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Sheep Grazing Management [PDF]
, 2014 Describes successful grazing of sheep, including nutrient requirements, stocking rates, fencing, and various ...
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