Deworming decisions to prevent resistance
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July 11, 2023

Deworming decisions to prevent resistance

Internal parasites can significantly impact cattle health. Parasites result in reduced feed intake and gains and may contribute to poor reproductive performance. Dr. Sarah Potts, University of Maryland Extension dairy and beef specialist, explained that beef cattle will never be 100% parasite free. “Cattle will naturally carry a parasite load,” she said. “They can cope with

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