Deworming Beef Cows and Calves with Fenbendazole: Effect on Weaning Weight of Calves
L. Anderson, A. R. Misek, M. Blondini, Kurt Wohlgemuth
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L. Anderson, A. R. Misek, M. Blondini, Kurt Wohlgemuth
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The article reviews a study of calves treated with and those without 'deworming' medications in North Dakota. They wanted to determine if those treated would weigh more than those untreated. There were many confounding variables to effectively determine if across the board that deworming proved effective.
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The article reviews a study of calves treated with and those without 'deworming' medications in North Dakota. They wanted to determine if those treated would weigh more than those untreated. There were many confounding variables to effectively determine if across the board that deworming proved effective.
Key concepts: Deworming, Fenbendazole, Weaning, Animal science, Veterinary medicine, Body weight, Biology, Confounding