Fetomaternal disproportion, which is when the calf is too big to naturally fit through the mother's birth canal, accounts for 72% of beef caesareans, compared to 45% in dairy. This is according to the...
Fetomaternal disproportion, which is when the calf is too big to naturally fit through the mother's birth canal, accounts for 72% of beef caesareans, compared to 45% in dairy. This is according to the...
草榴社区 are being urged to consider breeding choices in order to reduce the need for caesarean sections at calving time and follow some simple steps to ensure a successful calving outcome
Latest cattle population figures show a modest but positive improvement in Scotland鈥檚 prime cattle supplies
Careful ration formulation will optimise digestion leading to improved performance and animal health, says Dugdale Nutrition's Dr Debby Brown