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Utbrott och spridning av Bacillus anthracis i Sverige de senaste 20 åren by Andrén Lagerwall, Emelie

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High antibody titres against predicted Mycoplasma surface proteins do not prevent sequestration in infected lung tissue in the course of experimental contagious bovine pleuropneumo... by Schieck, Elise, Liljander, Anne M., Hamsten, Carl, Gicheru, Nimmo, Scacchia, Massimo, Sacchini, Flavio, Heller, Martin, Schnee, Christiane, Sterner-Kock, Anja, Hlinak, Andreas, Naessens, Jan, Poole, Elizabeth J., Persson, Anna S., Jores, Joerg

“…The aim of this study was to characterize the kinetics of the humoral immune response against 65 Mmm surface antigens for an extended period in cattle that survived a primary infection with Mmm. …”
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Characterization of milk production system and opportunity for market orientation: a case study of Mieso District, Oromia Region, Ethiopia by Hussen, K.

“…However, the average numbers of animals per species found in the studied rural kebeles was highest for goats (723), than for cattle (683) and camel (220). The proportion of female to male ratio of cattle in the district was 2.57: 1. …”
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Impact of COVID-19 on animal health care services, coping practices and associated financial loss to livestock farmers in Karnataka by Govindaraj, G., Shanabhoga, M.B., Swamy, H.M., Naveenkumar, G.S., Nagalingam, M., Mahantheshwara, B., Balamurugan, V., Shome, B.R., Rahman, Habibar

“…The results revealed a significant difference in the number of cases attended at different periods of lockdowns and among the veterinarians, with a decline in the number of cases attended across the species of pets (54.9%) followed by goats (35.3%), sheep (29.1%), cattle (25.5%) and buffalo (21.6%) during the lockdown. …”
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Nutrient composition and seasonal availability of local feedstuffs for pigs in western Kenya by Carter, Natalie A., Dewey, Catherine E., Lukuyu, Ben A., Grace, Delia, Lange, C.F.M. de

“…Feedstuffs availability periods are: March through May plus September and October; June through August; and November through February. …”
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Aspects of the Epidemiology of January disease (Theileria parva bovis infection) in Zimbabwe. by Koch, H.T.

“…The history of theileriosis in Zimbabwe is presented covering the period from the introduction of East Coast Fever in 1901 to the mid-1980s. …”
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Sistemas silvopastoriles: una herramienta para la adaptación al cambio climático de las fincas ganaderas en América Central by Villanueva, C., Ibrahim, M., Casasola, F., Ríos, N., Sepúlveda, C.

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Tillsyn av djur på bete : betydelsen av lockgiva och regelbundna tider by Petersson, Linda

“…During natural conditions cattle live in large herds, which are divided into subgroups of 10-15 animals. …”

Val av liggplats och väderskydd hos dikor vid utedrift vintertid by Johansson, Emma

“…If you keep cattle in a herd outside all year round on big varying grounds, their possibility to perform their natural behaviour increases. …”
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Enhancing the provision of livestock marketing information in Somaliland by Mugunieri, Lawrence Godiah, Baker, Derek, Elmi, I.I., Costagli, Riccardo, Gulaid, Ibrahim, Wanyoike, Francis N.

“…Data used were obtained from the LMIS database, comprising weekly traded volumes, weekly price data for different grades of small ruminants, cattle and camels, and weekly export trader numbers for a period 2007–12. …”
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Genetic parameters for production and feeding behaviour traits in crossbred steers fed a finishing diet at different ages by Durunna, O.N., Mujibi, F.D.N., Nkrumah, D.J., Basarab, J.A., Okine, E.K., Moore, S.S., Wang, Z.

“…Because cattle can be raised postweaning under several feeding regimes, this study examined the consistency of phenotypic and genetic parameters of some production and feeding behaviour traits between two feeding periods that beef cattle received a finisher diet. …”
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Modelling vaccination strategies against Rift Valley fever in livestock in Kenya by Gachohi, John M., Njenga, M.K., Kitala, P., Bett, Bernard K.

“…The results also suggest that the effectiveness of vaccination can be enhanced by increasing the vaccination coverage, targeting vaccination on cattle given that this species plays a major role in the transmission of the virus, and using both periodic and reactive vaccination strategies. …”
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Styrd tillväxt och snabba foderstatsförändringar till växande slaktungnöt by Jäderkvist, Kim

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Biological and economic optima in a tropical grazing ecosystem in Australia by Izac, A.M.N., Anaman, K.A., Jones, R.

“…The parameters varied were the rate of interest, store cattle prices, finished cattle prices, transport costs and the length of the planning horizon. …”
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Beef production and tropical pasture degradation in eastern Colombia: Observational insights by Vera-Infanzón, Raul R., Idupulapati, Rao, Hoyos-Garcés, Fhanor

“…Furthermore, rainfall during the 8-year study period showed little variation between successive years, and it was inferred that it did not limit grass growth. …”
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Population regulation of African buffalo in the Mara–Serengeti ecosystem by Dublin, H.T., Ogutu, Joseph O.

“…Buffalo numbers crashed by 48.6% in 1984–85 and by 76.1% in 1993–94 during severe droughts when food availability was lowest and competition with the more numerous cattle and wildebeest was highest. Conclusions: Recovery of buffalo numbers to pre-drought levels took 8–9 years after the 1984–85 drought but was much slower, with buffaloes numbering merely 36% of their 1993 population (12 895 animals) 18 years after the 1993–94 drought despite intermittent periods of high rainfall, probably due to demographic and/or reproductive factors, heightened competition with livestock, land use changes in the adjoining pastoral ranches, lion predation and recurrent severe droughts. …”
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Effekt av ras och säsong på nötkreaturs avbetningsgrad av konkurrenskraftiga betesmarksväxter by Bertilsson, Jannicke

“…Like other studies of grazing preferences in cattle, this study also shows differences in preference over time. …”

Determination of tsetse challenge and its relationship with trypanosome prevalence in trypanotolerant livestock at sites of the African Trypanotolerant Livestock Network by Leak, S.G.A., Awuome, K., Colardelle, C., Duffera, W., Feron, A., Mohamat, B., Mawuena, K., Minengu, M., Mulungo, M., Nankodaba, G., Ordner, G., Pelo, M., Sheria, M., Tikubet, G., Touré, M., Yangari, G.

“…Reports the determination of tsetse challenge at sites of the African Trypanotolerant Livestock Network and its relationships with trypanosome prevalence for the period 1984-1986. Lists the Network sites with trypanotolerant cattle or sheep together with the tsetse species detected. …”
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Utnyttjandet av ligghallar hos dikor och kvigor av köttras under vintern by Olarsbo, Anneli

“…Cattle used for meat production can be held outside all year round and due to the legislation they should have access to shelters or other buildings for protection against the elements giving them a dry and clean bedding. …”

The effect of udder precleaning on milk quality and yield by Jonsson, Lina

“…The TBC differed significant between the periods where period 2 had low values of bacteria. …”
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