Juniper Publishers Journal of Dairy and Veterinary Sciences

Journal of Dairy & Veterinary Sciences - Juniper Publishers   Introduction The spread of mastitis pathogens causes large economic losses to the dairy industry. These losses include increased involuntary culling rate, reduced milk production, increase domatic cell count, and discarded milk [ 1 , 2 ]. Costs associated with mastitis infections in the U.S. dairy industry have been estimated at nearly US $2 billion per year [ 3 ]. Streptococcus uberis is one of the most common gram-positive causes of clinical mastitis and contributes to a large proportion of subclinical mastitis cases [ 4 , 5 ]. Streptococcus uberis infections are often difficult to cure with traditional intra-mammary antibiotic preparations, especially in older animals [ 6 , 7 ]. Similar to treatment trials focused on Staphylococcus aureus ( S. aureus ) intra-mammary infection, increased somatic cell counts before treatment was associated with a decreased probability o...

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Journal of Dairy & Veterinary Sciences - Juniper Publishers   Introduction Since radioactivity was first discovered, there has been concern regarding the damage that it might pose to humans, living creatures and the environment. Many studies have been dedicated to monitoring amounts of radionuclides’ activity in food and nutritional supplements, particularly related to the human diet, seeking to determine the risks those amounts may bring [ 1 - 3 ]. Measured feeds were all developed from a base of soy, wheat, corn fibers, sodium chloride and a vitamin complex called ("Vitamin Mineral Premix”). Thus, in these feed samples one must account for the natural radioactivity present in corn, wheat and soy, for example. Plants are primary receivers of radioactive contamination. The absorption of radionuclides from soil depends not only on their physiology but also in the processes that occur in there [ 4 ]. However, due to the difference in mo...

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Journal of Dairy & Veterinary Sciences - Juniper Publishers   Introduction Intensive and semi-intensive dairy farms invest in automatic milking systems motivated by increased milk production per goat. Milking frequency is an important factor determining milk yield and quality of dairy goats that requires adequate feeding, welfare, health and environmental conditions [ 1 ]. The potential advantage of increased milking frequency for milk production and composition used to be main reason for applying this kind of management; nowadays, however, the production model that takes priority is one known as "low cost, high return"[ 1 ]. Since more frequent milking requires more variable costs, knowledge about the real increment of production per goat under a double milking system is necessary to decide if this practice will be adequate for each dairy system. For the twice daily milking frequency, increases in milk production of 6-...

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Journal of Dairy & Veterinary Sciences - Juniper Publishers   Introduction Ayurveda being an ancient comprehensive science of holistic health care and medicine, apart from eight specialties for human health has mentioned other branches of Ayurveda like Gau-ayurveda (related to cattle), Hasty-ayurveda (related to elephant), Asva-ayurveda (related to horses), Mrig-ayurveda (related to animals), Khag-ayurveda (related to birds), Vrikshya- ayurveda (related to plants) etc. These Ayurvedic sciences were very much enriched with literature and were in practices. In the time span most of the literature and practices are almost lost and very meager are existing in some rural and tribal areas. The human health is dependent on animal health; if animal products are not up to the quality or diseased, that will affect human health. This is true for both Vegetarian and Non-Vegetarian categories. It is observed that the regular or long term use of chem...