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Cattle Reproduction School

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WNC Small Ruminant Workshop

April 27, 2024 Topics to be covered include: Preventative Health Management of Small Ruminants Vaccination programs Parasite mitigation strategies Nutritional and genetic considerations Lambing/Kidding 101 Troubleshooting …

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2024 Carolina Meat Conference

The Carolina Meat Conference supports a growing community committed to supporting sustainable food production through fostering regenerative production practices, …

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Spring Bull Breeding Soundness Exams

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This is chapter 9 of a comprehensive guide to postharvest engineering topics for the proper …

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Vaccinating Goats Against Enterotoxemia and Tetanus: Is it Necessary?

It is generally advised that all goats be vaccinated against overeating disease (enterotoxemia) and tetanus. …

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Information on the different types of lice, diagnosis and treatment is presented in this factsheet. …

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This factsheet offers information on forage needs for meat goats, as well as typical grazing …

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Nutritional Feeding Management of Meat Goats

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Foot Scald

A Q&A on foot scald in meat goats, including signs and symptoms and treatment options.

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Laminitis or Founder

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