Beware of common cattle eye diseases. Smart Harvest. By Dr Othieno Joseph | Dec 22, 2018. Eyes are delicate and sensitive. I have a herd of 15 Friesian dairy crosses on my 10-acre farm.

Dairy cattle common diseases that affect dairy farming include: Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD), Rift Valley Fever, Anthrax, Brucellosis, East Coast Fever (ECF) and Trypanasomiasis. Others are Lumpy ...

Most bacteria that can cause disease in cattle are fairly fragile. They will be destroyed by sunshine and by hot, dry or cold weather within a few hours or days.

The disease, which can be fatal, is spread through a parasite in Asian Longhorned Ticks, a new invasive tick only recently ...

The emerging disease is threatening the livestock industry. Critics say the government has been slow to respond. In the spring of 2021, Cynthia and John Grano, who own a cattle operation and sell ...

Certain diseases are transmitted from wildlife and exotic animals to cattle, so it is important for producers to have an understanding of these threats and measures needed to protect their ...

A common tick-borne disease in cattle could eventually be a thing of the past thanks to a vaccine developed by University of Missouri researchers. Bovine anaplasmosis, common in Missouri, infects ...

Whether preventing or treating the disease, Loy said pinkeye is often overlooked. However, since it does have a biological, and thus economic impact, finding preventative measures can save cattle ...

Bovine respiratory disease (BRD) is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in cattle – it is known to be the most common disease in about 90% of large feedlots in the US.

Scientists say they’ve developed a first-ever vaccine that’s designed to protect cattle from a potentially-deadly tick-borne disease that’s common in Iowa. Bovine anaplasmosis infects the ...

Bovine anaplasmosis—which is common in Missouri—infects the red blood cells of cattle and causes hundreds of millions of dollars in economic losses nationwide each year and nearly $1 billion ...

Cattle infected with mad cow disease give off a tell-tale glow in their eyes, according to new research published in the journal Analytical Chemistry. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal ...