Thyroprotein Use Studied by USDA
USDA and Montana researchers report that thyroprotein in mixed dairy cow feeds provides limited practical value. While brief milk boosts occurred in some cows, overall lactation output was unchanged and removal effects varied, suggesting use mainly for large herds during low production periods when prices are high.
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USDA
Montana
Use Drugs Carefully In Treating Animals
A Texas A&M parasitology expert warns against indiscriminate parasite drug use in farm animals. Dr. R. D. Turk notes sick animals may suffer toxicity from drugs harmless to healthy individuals and stresses management and nutrition often outperform drugs alone. He cites human sanitation as the safer control model.
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American Veterinary Medical Association
R. D. Turk
Department of Veterinary Parasitology
Texas A&m College
Turk
Floating Nipple Calves Milk Slowly Device
A device to regulate calf milk intake uses a 6 inch length of rubber milking tubing threaded through a square board with a central hole. A wooden plug seals the lower end, the tubing top is tapered to form a nipple for slow drinking.
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