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Understanding the Risk of Salmonella Dublin in Dairy-Beef Operations
systemic infections, leading to high levels of death loss in calves, chronic carrier states, and economic ... pose risks to human health. Unlike other strains of Salmonella, S. Dublin often causes invasive ... prevalence of S. Dublin in dairy-beef farms, along with key risk factors associated with its detection, was ...
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Spring Nitrogen Fertilization for Winter Annual Cereal Grain Forages
rates compared to loamy or clayey soil due to lower water holding capacity and organic matter levels ... nitrogen you applied to your soil for the forage production. Knowing the nutritional levels of a feed will ... split between the spring and fall is important and can increase yield and tillering, can help spread the ...
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Corn Hybrid Selection for Disease Management
have DON toxins from both the grain and the stalk. There is no correlation between high amounts of DON ... 1 ppm and 7 averaged less than 0.5 ppm. Under high disease pressure such as inoculation, no hybrid is ... than in 2024. Of the 80 hybrids submitted for evaluation, 24 of them had DON levels greater than 5 ppm ...
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H5N1 in Current Dairy Issues
https://dairy.osu.edu/newsletter/buckeye-dairy-news/volume-27-issue-2/h5n1-current-dairy-issues
project focused on testing and developing messages about risks that the H5N1 Avian Flu virus presents to ... measures are crucial in preventing the spread between farms and between cows and farm workers. A team of ... this project, they will come directly to the farm. For more information on the message testing in both ...
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How Grain Source Plays in to Ration Strategies
rations? The greater the rumen degradability of the starch, the greater risk of reduced rumen pH and ... of the grain effects fermentability. What the heck is vitreousness? Vitreousness is the level of ... reduced ruminal starch degradability. If you’re feeding a highly vitreous grain, you may be able to feed ...
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Using Dairy Manure with Newly Planted Corn and Soybeans
moisture to the soil that can enhance crop germination and emergence, especially if the weather turns off ... The seed is protected by an inch or more of soil. In university research, the application of 10,000 ... scouring the soil surface and burying small corn plants or further burying seeds. Fields that are spring ...
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Inflammation: Complex Physiological Processes
on its physiological functions, we can better differentiate between beneficial and detrimental ... external influences or context. Eliminating every possible risk that could cause adverse physiology in ... host vulnerable to internal and external risks that have the potential to turn inflammation into ...
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Dairy Dollars: Feed Prices, Nutrient Costs, and Milk Income
resulting in it being $2.53/lb in the month of March. The Cow-Jones Index estimates the profitability of ...
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Federal Order Reform Passed in All 11 Federal Orders: Considerations for FMMO 33 Milk Prices
greater than $8.00/cwt; any time the class spread is over $1.50/cwt, this change will increase Class ... increased $0.50/cwt. These changes may impact how you use market-based tools in the future to manage risk ... between processors. While these recommendations were back-tested to determine their consequence, only time ...
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Dairy Margin Coverage and Dairy Risk Management for 2025
management, the time between the amount of your milk check and risk based on Class III or Class IV prices ... to manage these risks in 2025 can help protect your operation from volatility. Dairy Margin Coverage ... manage both milk price risk and feed cost risk together. This program allows producers to protect their ...