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Alternative feed additive strategies to reduce antimicrobial use in finishing cattle

Autor: Bourek, J. R., Kreikemeier, K. K., Thomson, D. U.

With the onset of the Veterinary Feed Directive, there is a need to evaluate the current strategies used for the control of liver abscesses as well as coccidia species (Eimeria bovis & Eimeria zuernii) in the feedlot cattle. Additionally, removing co

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The effects of handling intensity at time of processing on physiological response, immune response, and vaccination status in beef cattle at the feedlot

Autor: Bourek, J. R., Torres, S., Welsh, J., Terrell, S. P., Lukasiewicz, K., Taylor, L. M., Thomson, D. U.

Newly received feeder calves are often experience stress upon arrival at the feedlot due to weaning, commingling, transportation, marketing, nutrition, handling and others. Many of these factors are out of the control of the feedlot receiving the cat

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Kansas bovine anaplasmosis herd prevalence and management practice risk-factors associated with herd serostatus

Autor: Spare, M. R., Hanzlicek, G. A., Wootten, K. L., Anderson, G. A., Thomson, D. U., Sanderson, M. W., Ganta, R. R., Reif, K. E.

American Association of Bovine Practitioners Proceedings of the Annual Conference, 2018

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The effects of BRD in Holstein dairy calves during the first 120 days of life on subsequent production, longevity, and reproductive performance as cows

Autor: Schaffer, A. P., Bartle, S. J., Larson, R. L., Thomson, D. U.

Bovine respiratory disease (BRD) is a complex and common disease that results in considerable economic loss for dairy calves. However, studies to determine the long-term effects associated with BRD in dairy calves on subsequent production, longevity,

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Effects of liver abscess severity and quality grade on meat tenderness and sensory attributes in commercially finished beef cattle fed without tylosin phosphate

Autor: McCoy, E. J., O'Quinn, T. G., Schwandt, E. F., Reinhardt, C. D., Thomson, D. U.

The objective of this study was to determine the effects of liver abscess severity in beef cattle at slaughter on meat tenderness and sensory attributes of steaks from USDA Low Choice and Select quality grades. Liver abscesses at the time of slaughte

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The accuracy of field diagnosis and key diagnostic findings in feedlot cattle diagnosed with acute interstitial pneumonia in southwest Kansas at the time of necropsy

Autor: Bennett, B., Schwandt, E. F., Henningson, J. N., Thomson, D. U.

Acute interstitial pneumonia (AIP) is a non-infectious respiratory disease that affects the beef cattle industry and has been identified as one of the costliest diseases affecting feedlot cattle. Causative agents of AIP have been identified in grazin

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A Review

Autor: Schuetze, S. J., Schwandt, E. F., Maghirang, R. G., Thomson, D. U.

The purpose of this review is to evaluate and report current finished cattle road transportation on animal health and welfare and carcass quality within the United States and Canada. Reviewed literature was divided into the 5 distinct categories of:

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A composition study of a targeted sampling of Ixodidae family ticks and their pathogen status throughout the Flint Hills region of Kansas

Autor: Spare, M. R., Thomson, D. U., Dryden, M. W., Raghavan, R. K.

Bovine anaplasmosis is an economically significant disease of cattle concerning the producers and veterinary practitioners of the state of Kansas as well as the rest of the United States. Its transmission by iatrogenic vectors has been well classifie

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A Survey of veterinary student exposure to and performance of clinical skills necessary for success in beef cattle veterinary practice and the relationship to the supply, demand, and value of proper training as beef cattle veterinarians

Autor: Thomson, D. U., Thomson, J. U., Lubbers, B. V., Apley, M. D., Cull, C. A., Lechtenberg, K. F., McCoy, E. J., Schwandt, E. F.

Veterinary graduates (n=489) from 39 universities across 4 continents participated in a survey to evaluate veterinary training of clinical skills and the monetary value of education for recent graduates. The objectives of this study were to conduct a

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The effects of titanium dioxide coatings on light-derived heating and transdermal heat transfer in bovine skin

Autor: Bartle, S J, Thomson, D U, Gehring, R, van der Merwe, B. D., dIRAS RA-1

Publikováno v: International Journal of Biometeorology, 61(11), 1913. Springer New York

The effects of titanium dioxide coatings of bovine hides on light absorption and transdermal transfer of light-derived heat were investigated. Four hair-on rug hides from Holstein cattle were purchased. Twelve samples about 20 cm on a side were cut f

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