Dairy at Guelph grad students were right across the top the graduate student presentation competitions @ADSAorg. We're proud of this next generation of dairy researchers.
Dr. Peter J. Hansen, distinguished professor and L.E. “Red” Larson Professor in the Department of Animal Sciences @UF presents the #ChappelMemorialLecture on May 21 at OVC (and online). For details, please visit:
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This week, we welcomed over 50 practicing dairy vets, industry tech service vets, grad students, and faculty for 2 days of continuing education in the annual Dairy Health Management CE Program meeting
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Don't miss @TCBruinje's presentation at #ADSA2024 "In-line milk progesterone monitoring: Perspectives for the identification of nonpregnant cows" and read the latest in #JDS https://t.co/z6Bepr4Vyn
Just out in @jdairyscience from @TCBruinje@DairyatGuelph
Associations of inflammatory and reproductive tract disorders postpartum with pregnancy and early pregnancy loss in dairy cows
https://t.co/ndCBhh07ih
Highlighting work by @TCBruinje recently published in @jdairyscience Postpartum uterine disease about doubles pregnancy losses between 19 and 40 days.
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The hangover effect of uterine disease: While there has been great improvement in pregnancy rate over the last 20 years, there are still struggles to get and keep cows pregnant. https://t.co/AwjJ0E5ykX
How can someone predict or, more importantly, prevent pregnancy loss in the herd? @DairyatGuelph worked with two herds to help quantify the impact of uterine health on failed pregnancy, and their results are in JDS (https://t.co/qTYaaL9zQA).
https://t.co/oPz4VdaDnH
Just out from @TCBruinje Tony Bruinjé's PhD research: postpartum uterine disease increases pregnancy losses after first breeding
@DairyatGuelph Open access in @jdairyscience
Associations of inflammatory and reproductive tract disorders postpart... https://t.co/ndCBhh07ih
Did you know researchers use activity monitors, similar to fit-bits, to track a cow's diet, activity and health stats? This big-picture thinking can proactively manage herd health in a way that wasn't possible a decade ago. Learn more and follow the data: https://t.co/vEJvp9Xf3K
Just out: My paper from @irrs2023, available open access
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Review: Postpartum reproductive disease and fertility in dairy cows https://t.co/eWBUftlFLK
Check out some of the latest research on health and fertility from Eduardo Ribeiro @ABSc_UofG in @pdmag_CAN
Managing the transition period for maximum success https://t.co/nvEBuVO7EL
The 2022 Dairy at Guelph Annual Report is now available online! Look back with us on our last fiscal year as we reimagined our vision, celebrated new funding for research projects and celebrated faculty retirements: https://t.co/kUJOCbiBBD
Over 1,600 dairy scientists gathered in Ottawa June 25-28 for the annual conference of the American Dairy Science Association (ADSA), and Dairy at Guelph was there!!! Leave a "🐄" in the comments if you were there as well.
#ADSA2023
Have you watched the first episode of Dairy at Guelph Podcast? Dr. Michael Steele talks about #dairy calf nutrition and management. #ontag
https://t.co/CSzP76TqTV