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期刊名:Veterinary clinics of north america-food animal practice

缩写:VET CLIN N AM-FOOD A

ISSN:0749-0720

e-ISSN:1558-4240

IF/分区:1.9/Q2

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David G Pugh David G Pugh
This article is an overview of trace mineral nutrition, disease association with dietary inadequacy of trace minerals, and the associated diseases in goats. The trace minerals most commonly associated with deficiency-related diseases encoun...
Jerry W Spears Jerry W Spears
Several trace mineral sources, including inorganic, numerous organic, and hydroxychloride sources, are available for dietary supplementation or inclusion in a free-choice supplement. Inorganic forms of copper and manganese differ in their b...
William S Swecker Jr William S Swecker Jr
Trace minerals are commonly supplemented in ruminant feeds as many common feeds are deficient in one or more of the trace minerals. The requirement of trace minerals needed to prevent classic nutrient deficiencies is well established, thus ...
Ian J Lean,Helen M Golder Ian J Lean
While mineral requirements do not differ with the production systems, the forage bases of the different dairy production systems influence the risk of mineral deficiency. Testing representative pastures on a farm is a key to understanding t...
William S Swecker Jr William S Swecker Jr
The United States Department of Agriculture defines pastureland as "A land cover/use category of land managed primarily for the production of introduced forage plants for livestock grazing." The purpose of this article is to review trace mi...
John Roche John Roche
Grazing cows undergo a similar degree of metabolic stress and immune dysregulation to those reported in high-yielding housed cows consuming total mixed rations, but the ability to manage daily nutrient intake is much less. Feed quality vari...
Angel Abuelo,Sabine Mann,Genaro Andres Contreras Angel Abuelo
Periparturient cows have the highest risk for disease and culling in the adult dairy herd. This risk is compounded by the multiple physiological changes of metabolism and immune function occurring around calving that alter the cow's inflamm...
Andrea Mongini,Robert J Van Saun Andrea Mongini
Pregnancy toxemia is a common metabolic disease of late pregnant ewes and does, which potentially has devastating impacts on health and performance. This metabolic syndrome is not only one of over conditioned animals but is more typically a...
Jessica A A McArt,Garrett R Oetzel Jessica A A McArt
This article reviews the history of clinical hypocalcemia and the evolving definition of subclinical hypocalcemia, targeting a concept for consideration that not all hypocalcemia is negative. With a goal of presenting bovine practitioners i...