Resources Livestock, Poultry & Dairy Beef Health

• "Doc, you sold me the vaccine and my cow still got sick!"
  
• A Many Tiered Cattle Marketing System: From a Health Perspective
  
• Acorn Poisoning Alert
  
• Aflatoxin in Corn May Exceed Safe Levels
  
• Anaplasmosis in Beef Cattle
  
• Anaplasmosis in Virginia
  
• Anthrax in Animals
  
• Anticipating higher somatic cell counts or greater clinical mastitis during the summer
  
• Beef Cow/Calf Herd Health Program and Calendar
  
• Beef Management Tips, April 2000
  
• Beef Management Tips: Deworm Strategically
  
• Beef Quality Corner -- Cattle Diet and Its Impact on E. coli Concentrations and Viability
  
• Biosecurity Issues for Virginia Cattle Operations: Preventing a Disease Outbreak
  
• Bluetongue and or Deer Virus Infect Virginia Cattle
  
• Body Condition Scoring Beef Cows
  
• Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (Mad Cow) in the US
  
• BSE (Mad Cow) Continues to Exert Important Effects on the US Beef Industry
  
• Cattle Sales: What Tests to Perform?
  
• Current Strategies in Parasite Control in Virginia Beef Cattle
  
• Dealing with Respiratory Disease in High-Stress Calves
  
• Deaths from Pneumonia in Feedlot Cattle Increase
  
• Developing Vaccination Programs for Cattle in Virginia
  
• Dewormer Products Available for Virginia Cattle
  
• Down Cows: Potential Problem for Cattle Producers
  
• Eradicating Diseases in Cattle
  
• Farmer Frank and the Tale of the Bull Calf Dilemma
  
• Federal Action to Reduce Risk of BSE
  
• Feeder and Stock Health and Management Practices
  
• Feeding High Levels of Litter in Late Gestation May Cause Milk Fever
  
• Foot and Mouth Disease
  
• Foot Rot in Beef Cattle
  
• Foot Rot in Cattle
  
• Frostbite in Cattle
  
• Grass Tetany and Acorn Poisoning could Cause Problems this fall
  
• Have Castration Recommendations for Calves Changed?
  
• Health Influence on Calf Prices
  
• Herd Health Programs for Retained Ownership
  
• Lepto: A New Vaccine, A New Disease?
  
• Mannheimia: New Disease or Old Enemy?
  
• Mid-Summer Calf Working, Especially in Tight Times
  
• Mycoplasma in Beef Cattle
  
• National Study Shows Southeast U.S. Beef Cattle Struggle With Selenium Deficiency
  
• New Lice Control Options (Cattle)
  
• New Regulations on BSE Will Have Minimal Impact on Virginia Cattle Producers
  
• New Vaccination and Testing Requirements for VA Premium Assured Heifers Go Into Effect This Fall
  
• Nitrate and Prussic Acid Toxicity Risk to Cattle Health
  
• Nitrate Levels in Forages and Water
  
• Now Is The Winter Of Our Discontent: Well, At Least Where Cattle And Lice Are Concerned
  
• Pinkeye in Beef Cattle
  
• Pinkeye Treatment For Cattle
  
• Pre-weaning Calves: Decreasing Disease and Increasing Value
  
• Prepare for Breeding Season
  
• Prolapses in Cattle, an Ugly Fact of Life
  
• Prussic Acid Danger
  
• Prussic Acid Poisoning May Be A Problem In Drought Stressed Forages
  
• Rabies in Cattle a Continual Threat in Virginia
  
• Recognition and Treatment of Bovine Respiratory Disease Complex
  
• Research on Hay Feeding Effects on E. Coli Shows Promise, Yields Questions
  
• Salmonella in Cattle
  
• Strategic Use of Antibiotics in Stocker Cattle
  
• Strategic Use of Antibiotics in Stocker Cattle
  
• The Cow-Calf Manager, June 2003
  
• Too Many Open Cows?
  
• Treatment of Pinkeye in Cattle
  
• Winter Pinkeye in Cattle
  
• Zoonotic Diseases of Cattle