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Nutritional and metabolic infertility in the cow
viii, 128 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Mating practices -- Duration of the mating season -- Control exerted over mating -- Mating method -- Standards of reproductive performance -- Monitoring reproduction -- Intensively managed herds with seasonal calving -- Intensively managed herds with all-year-round calving -- Extensively managed herds -- Reproductive physiology -- Cattle nutrition -- Feeding practices -- Pastures/crops -- Compounded feedstuffs -- Combination of concentrates and pastures/crops -- By-products -- Feed intake -- Appetite -- Availability -- Chemical composition -- Feed composition -- Pasture and forage crops -- Concentrates -- Feed type -- Pasture -- Hay and silage -- Crops -- By-products -- Manufactured feedstuffs -- Energy -- Protein and non-protein nitrogen -- Minerals and vitamins -- Nutrient requirements -- Occurrence, prevalence and incidence of nutritional and metabolic infertility -- Aetiology, pathogenesis and clinical signs -- Bodyweight and condition -- Pregnancy, lactation and suckling -- Minerals -- Energy -- Protein and non-protein nitrogen -- Anti-oxidants -- Clinical signs.
(cont) Energy, protein and minerals included in energy metabolism -- Miscellaneous minerals and vitamins with a common anti-oxidant function -- Diagnosis -- History -- Clinical -- Reproductive -- Nutritional -- Clinical examination -- Clinical pathology -- Differential diagnosis -- Controlled therapeutic trials -- Treatment, control and prevention -- Roughage -- Concentrates -- Very high-producing cow -- Monitoring -- Nutrition -- Clinical signs -- Clinical pathology -- Heat detection -- Hormone therapy -- Weaning.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 97-124) and index.
Animal Nutritional Physiological Phenomena