Improving dairy herd health

Improving dairy herd healthThis volume reviews advances in on farm herd health management to prevent and limit disease amongst dairy cattle. It surveys advances in disease epidemiology and monitoring, ways of optimising cattle immune function as well as enhancing health at different stages in the life cycle.

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as well as evaluate pest abundance and damage to determine when remedial action with insecticide is justified

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knowledge and practice of community-based conservation in the context of continued farmer-driven processes and the emergence of diverse external interventions