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Elanco Animal Health Appoints Chief Sustainability Officer, Emphasizes Continued Commitment to Advance Well-Being of Animals, People and Planet
By : Colleen Parr Dekker
GREENFIELD, Ind. (December 2, 2019) Elanco Animal Health Inc. (NYSE: ELAN) today announced Sara Place, Ph.D., has joined the company as Chief Sustainability Officer, emphasizing the company’s continued commitment to make an impact on… Continue reading
It’s Time to Take a Fresh Look at Trichomoniasis Management
DULUTH, Ga. (Dec. 3, 2019) — “There’s not another disease out there that approaches the economic significance of trichomoniasis for a cow-calf producer,” stated John Davidson, DVM, Boehringer Ingelheim.
Trichomoniasis, or trich, is a sexually transmitted protozoal disease… Continue reading
Fall Cow/Calf Producer Herd Check Up
Fall is the time when beef cattle producers make many management and labor decisions, including repairing cattle working facilities, moving cattle to fall grazing, assessing crop residue opportunities and wondering if winter feed supplies will be sufficient.
Producers have other… Continue reading
NDSU Extension Offers Fall Cattle Checklist
Courtesy of: NDSU Extension Service
Fall is the time when beef cattle producers make many management and labor decisions, including repairing cattle working… Continue reading
The Impact of Trich Extends Beyond Lost Pregnancies
Trichomoniasis, more commonly known as “trich,” is a highly contagious venereal disease that can wreck a herd’s reproductive efficiency. A sound preventive program will help avoid abortions and ongoing losses at a time when every calf is vital to the… Continue reading
Taking on the Challenges of Coccidiosis
By: Blaine Corners, PhD, senior beef cattle nutritionist with Zoetis
If there’s one disease cattle producers should look out for in starting — 300- to 500-pound — cattle, it’s coccidiosis.
In operations I work with, this parasitic disease poses numerous… Continue reading