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AgProud: Using genetics to manage heart failure or brisket disease in feedlots
“A great deal of work on brisket disease and pulmonary arterial pressure (PAP) scores has been done at Colorado State University,” Glaze adds. Dr. Tim Holt has worked to develop and deliver tests for brisket disease, and Dr. Mark Enns and Dr. Scott Speidel have worked closely with the phenotypic and genetic aspects of brisket disease and have been involved in the genetic evaluation of the condition.
CSU’s Livestock Veterinary Services moves to temporary home
Colorado State University’s Livestock Veterinary Services will resume normal operations in a temporary building on Feb. 13.
Veterinary Information News: Excuse you! Veterinarians crack down on cow burps
Getting a precise handle on volumes is important because it helps farmers establish a baseline from which to work, said Sara Place, an associate professor and feedlot systems specialist at Colorado State University's AgNext program, a research partnership between the university and agribusinesses.
New feral swine research helps pinpoint anthrax risk zones
Ph.D. student's pioneering serosurveillance study provides a tool for better managing the threat of anthrax.
The Fence Post: The importance of Colorado livestock
As director of CSU’s new Sustainable Livestock Systems Collaborative, my role is to work with experts across our academic departments to embrace sustainability within the context of livestock by identifying and scaling innovation to support animal agriculture.
JAVMA News: CSU creates Sustainable Livestock Systems Collaborative
The central goal of the project includes looking at how to enhance sustainable and healthy livestock systems through new technologies and disease treatment. The collaborative will also look at soil, plant, animal, and atmospheric microbiomes.
American Angus Association: Pioneer in Pulmonary Arterial Pressure Research Recognized
Serving as a standard for researchers to follow, Dr. Tim Holt was named the recipient of the Tomhave Industry Achievement Award on Nov. 2 at the 2019 Angus Convention in Reno, Nevada.
Living his best life: Lewis the llama undergoes successful dental surgery at CSU
During his recent stay at CSU, he had three teeth extracted — one molar on the left and two molars on the right — during a procedure that lasted four hours.
Bovine Veterinarian: Dystocia in Heifers Takes a Toll
In a comprehensive document on calving and calf care on dairy farms, the CSU researchers cited data from U.S. dairy operations over one year...
Estudiantes de veterinaria encuentran terreno en común en México
Veterinary Action for Consulting in the Americas explora las habilidades veterinarias asociadas con la consultoría de ranchos ganaderos en cuestiones como la salud y el manejo del ganado, al tiempo que incorpora cursos de idiomas y cultura en el plan de estudios.