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Vigilance with vaccination protocols and calf management can help prevent BRD on the dairy.
Effective deworming along the Gulf Coast could mean including a flukicide to combat liver flukes.
More than 500 beef and dairy producers and veterinarians share a glimpse into their management priorities when it comes to treating the issue.

Supporting cows’ calcium needs beyond Day 1 of freshening can help.
Boehringer Ingelheim and Tuskegee University are expanding their partnership to foster diversity in the veterinary field. The College of Veterinary Medicine there has educated 70%-plus of African American veterinarians.
Company officials say opening the new laboratory underscores the organization’s dedication to leading the industry in vaccine development and manufacturing – and to the community in which it operates.
Boehringer Ingelheim has released findings from a survey of 1,056 companion animal, livestock, and equine veterinarians to explore if veterinarians feel valued and understood by animal owners.
A strategic dry cow program can prevent new mastitis cases, enhance udder health and increase milk production.
The past few winters have thrown many curve balls at cattle producers. In addition to causing stress, these conditions are tough on cattle’s overall health, making deworming this spring even more important.
Each of the pathogens exhibits slightly different clinical signs and often at different times.