Risk factors for zoonosis and mineral deficiency in cattle - Ocaña Zavaleta, Eliazar;PACHECO HERNANDEZ, ARMANDO;ACOSTA DÍAS, ROBERTA
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Brucellosis and food supplementation in grazing cattle are two very important factors that can determine animal production, especially when we do not have a plan to monitor both, as these two factors can cause economic losses by not addressing these management practices, the first factor is because there are losses due to abortions in the in females, likewise in the male cattle, but also by infertility and the other because if the cattle do not receive a good supplementation of minerals, energy and protein; This is corrected by including in their daily diet, elaborated elements that include…mehr

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Brucellosis and food supplementation in grazing cattle are two very important factors that can determine animal production, especially when we do not have a plan to monitor both, as these two factors can cause economic losses by not addressing these management practices, the first factor is because there are losses due to abortions in the in females, likewise in the male cattle, but also by infertility and the other because if the cattle do not receive a good supplementation of minerals, energy and protein; This is corrected by including in their daily diet, elaborated elements that include all these ingredients; if they are not provided, important changes in the physiological development of cattle will be lost, so it is necessary to take these recommendations seriously, since both brucellosis as a zoonotic disease and on the other hand the use of supplementation in a timely manner, we can have positive results in the short term for the economic benefit of livestock producers.
Autorenporträt
Zootechnischer Agronom, Absolvent des Instituto Tecnológico, Agrop. 18 Úrsulo Galván, Ver, Master of Science, Colegio de Postgraduados, Dr. in Tierproduktion und Gesundheit, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. Professor für Zootechnik von Fleischrindern und Management und Nutzung von Futtermitteln, FMVZ. UNAM.