AGRI 201 - Beef Cattle Production

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  1. 5. Cause by eating feeds high in phosphorus.
  2. 6. An animal with this has trouble pushing air out.
  3. 7. Late gestation or lactating cows grazing on lush crested wheatgrass short on magnesium.
  4. 11. Causes a reduction of weaning weight up to 40 lbs.
  5. 15. Nematods, one species lives in the lungs and others live in the digestive tract.
  6. 17. A viral respiratory agent that by itself causes relatively mild disease.
  7. 20. Some of these parasites feed on blood causing anemia or even death.
  8. 21. Practice of limiting an animals suffering.
  9. 23. Insecticide-impregnated ear tags.
  10. 28. Protozoa are passed in manure of carrier animals and in feces of sick animals.
  11. 29. Burrow into the skin and lay eggs.
  12. 30. Causes inflammation of muscles, severe toxemia, and death.
  13. 32. Causes affected skin to be crusty or scaly.
  14. 33. Reduce weight gain by sucking blood and causing discomfort and irritation.
  15. 38. This condition is most common in calves if they are off feed for awhile then load up on too much milk.
  16. 40. Unsightly but usually go away after a few months.
  17. 41. Deposit eggs on the skin.
  18. 42. Sever digestive upset from change in rumen bacteria.
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  1. 1. Legume pasture, rich alfalfa hay, too much grain or finely chopped grain or hay can cause this.
  2. 2. Immature stage of heel flies.
  3. 3. Affects white markings such as face, legs and udder.
  4. 4. Caused by Clostridium septicum.
  5. 6. Bacteria gain access through wounds in the cornea.
  6. 8. An animal with this has trouble drawing air in.
  7. 9. Actinomycosis.
  8. 10. Fusobacterium necrophorum.
  9. 12. Problems in pastures and populations of snails.
  10. 13. One type of virus destroys the cells, the other does not.
  11. 14. Poisoning from highly fertilized or drought-stressed.
  12. 16. Growth on the eye ball or growth on the eyelid.
  13. 18. Cattle become susceptible to this disease when their lives have been damaged by liver flukes.
  14. 19. Inflammation of the udder
  15. 22. infect the digestive tract of cattle.
  16. 24. Biting and sucking species.
  17. 25. The action of stopping something from happening.
  18. 26. incubation is 3 weeks but symptoms may not show up for 6 months.
  19. 27. Hard-bodied and soft-bodied.
  20. 31. Infection of the soft tissue or infection in the bone.
  21. 34. Founder.
  22. 35. Red nose.
  23. 36. Medical care given for an illness or injury.
  24. 37. Bacteria from the digestive tract get in the abdominal cavity creating an infection.
  25. 39. Caused by an amino acid (Tryptophan) found in lush green forages.