Routinely scoring the body condition of dairy animals can help detect potential problems that might cause a decrease in milk production. As the production level of a herd increases, body condition scoring becomes more important. A routine program for body condition scoring can help detect potential health problems before they significantly reduce milk production. A herd of cattle in good body condition will produce more, and will be less susceptible to metabolic disorders, disease, mastitis and reproductive problems. Underconditioned cows are subject to health problems, and overconditioned cows are subject to calving difficulties, fatty liver syndrome and possible death
Uve weight ch ange is a poor estimate of tissue mobilization in lactating dairy cows because it is c...
6 pp., 6 figuresThis publication explains how beef cattle producers can use body condition scores to...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
Routinely scoring the body condition of dairy animals can help detect potential problems that might ...
Routinely scoring the body condition of dairy animals can help detect potential problems that might ...
Routinely scoring the body condition of dairy animals can help detect potential problems that might ...
This NebGuide describes feeding and management practices that allow the producer to control body con...
This NebGuide describes feeding and management practices that allow the producer to control body con...
This NebGuide describes feeding and management practices that allow the producer to control body con...
Changes in body weight are not a very good indicator of the nutritional status of dairy cows. For ex...
Body condition scoring (BCS) of cattle allows cattle producers to assess the level of fat reserves o...
Body condition scoring provides a tool to help the dairy herd manager evaluate his/her nutrition a...
Body condition scoring provides a tool to help the dairy herd manager evaluate his/her nutrition a...
Body condition scoring provides a tool to help the dairy herd manager evaluate his/her nutrition and...
The objective of this study was to investigate body condition score (BCS) at calving, the BCS profil...
Uve weight ch ange is a poor estimate of tissue mobilization in lactating dairy cows because it is c...
6 pp., 6 figuresThis publication explains how beef cattle producers can use body condition scores to...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
Routinely scoring the body condition of dairy animals can help detect potential problems that might ...
Routinely scoring the body condition of dairy animals can help detect potential problems that might ...
Routinely scoring the body condition of dairy animals can help detect potential problems that might ...
This NebGuide describes feeding and management practices that allow the producer to control body con...
This NebGuide describes feeding and management practices that allow the producer to control body con...
This NebGuide describes feeding and management practices that allow the producer to control body con...
Changes in body weight are not a very good indicator of the nutritional status of dairy cows. For ex...
Body condition scoring (BCS) of cattle allows cattle producers to assess the level of fat reserves o...
Body condition scoring provides a tool to help the dairy herd manager evaluate his/her nutrition a...
Body condition scoring provides a tool to help the dairy herd manager evaluate his/her nutrition a...
Body condition scoring provides a tool to help the dairy herd manager evaluate his/her nutrition and...
The objective of this study was to investigate body condition score (BCS) at calving, the BCS profil...
Uve weight ch ange is a poor estimate of tissue mobilization in lactating dairy cows because it is c...
6 pp., 6 figuresThis publication explains how beef cattle producers can use body condition scores to...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...