Protecting Cattle Health: University Products' Vital Role in Fighting Bovine Anaplasmosis with Vaccines Amid South Dakota's Outbreak
The changing climate conditions have extended the lifespan of disease-spreading insects like ticks and biting flies, posing a significant risk to cattle herds.
- The changing climate conditions have extended the lifespan of disease-spreading insects like ticks and biting flies, posing a significant risk to cattle herds.
- And a recent discovery of anaplasmosis near Woonsocket, South Dakota, highlights the urgent need to protect herds now from this costly endemic infection.
- But among the diseases posing the most serious threat to herds is bovine anaplasmosis, caused by the bacteria, Anaplasma marginale.
- For more information on University Products' bovine vaccines and assistance with obtaining doses for cattle in South Dakota and elsewhere, please contact University Products directly at [email protected] .