Listen to veterinary professionals from the Beef Cattle Institute at Kansas State University talk about a variety of topics within cattle health, nutrition, reproduction, and science. New episodes of Bovine Science with BCI are posted each Monday.
After the Abstract: Understanding Pathogens in Bovine Respiratory Disease
Diving into Diets: How to Extend the Grazing Season
Herd Health: Heifer Consulting
After the Abstract: Bovine Respiratory Disease & Therapy
Tox Talk: Fall Grazing Gone Wrong
Diving into Diets: Managing Weaned Calves Nutrition
Herd Health: Adding Value to Pregnancy Diagnosis
Tox Talk: 1 Dead and Several Gaunt
Diving into Diets: Replacement Heifer Development
Herd Health: New Research on BLV
Tox Talk: Head Pressing and 2 Dead
Tox Talk: 3 Head Found Dead in the Feedlot
After the Abstract: Longitudinal effects in calves at high risk for BRD
Herd Health: A Decreased Pregnancy Rate
Diving into Diets: Vitamins A, D, and E
After the Abstract: Sampling methods to identify respiratory pathogens in BRD
Diving into Diets: Grass Tetany
Tox Talk: Girl’s Night Out Gone Wrong
After the Abstract: Lung lesions effect on relapse rate and growth performance
Bright, Alert, and Responsive Down Cows
Tox Talk: Freezing Conditions and 20 Dead
After the Abstract: Enrofloxacin Treatment of Acute Anaplasmosis
Herd Health: Front End Loading
Diving into Diets: Evaluating Forage Quality
After the Abstract: Impacts of Veterinary Feed Directives
Herd Health: Prebreeding Exams on Heifers
Diving into Diets: Supplementation Plans
Tox Talk: Down Cows and Prolapses
After the Abstract: Arrival and Treatment Programs for BRD
Tox Talk: 200 Cows turned out on Corn Stalks
Diving into Diets: Warm Season Grasses and Grazing
Tox Talk: Low Gain and Condemned Carcasses
After the Abstract: Metaphylaxis Treatments for Bovine Respiratory Disease
Diving into Diets: Cool Season Grasses and Grazing
Tox Talk: 30 Head Found Dead Two Hours After Eating
After the Abstract: Evaluating Research and Bias for Decision-Making
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