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Dr. Franklyn Garry, veterinarian, works with a group of students to encourage attention to causes of calf mortality. National surveys of calf mortality have been taken since 1992, with rates fluctuating through time between 6 percent and 12 percent. At the greater levels that mortality takes a toll on the herd.
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Franklyn Garry
Data for neonatal calf losses mainly focuses on infectious diseases. In reality a wide spectrum of causes lead to calf mortality. Examples of non-infectious diseases include scours or diarrhea, localized bacterial infections and Septicemia.
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Effects on Heifer Calves -- Deaths
Effects on Heifer Calves -- Disease
Dr. Franklyn Garry, veterinarian, works with a group of students to encourage attention to causes of calf mortality. National surveys of calf mortality have been taken since 1992, with rates fluctuating through time between 6 percent and 12 percent. At the greater levels that mortality takes a toll on the herd.
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