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Bastian Koller,Natalie Lewandowskiadequate nutrition and are protected from environmental stress factors. Good management includes the year-round provision of high-quality forage supplemented by concentrate feeding to meet nutritional requirements. Implementation of the highest levels of sanitation and disease prevention methods are

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Deforestation: a Botanist’s View of specific vector species and vaccination of cattle. Inactivated nervous tissue, modified live tissue culture, and modified live chicken embryo origin vaccines are used to protect cattle from rabies.

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International Studies in Entrepreneurship-lumpy skin disease (pseudo LSD). Bovid herpesvirus 2 is also associated with another clinical syndrome, that of marnmillitis. Pseudo-LSD disease has been reported mainly from Africa and mammillitis from more temperate regions..In both syndromes skin nodules develop. Those on the teat break down rea

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