These two viruses commonly found

Experts say that if you test your operation for rotavirus or coronavirus, you’ll probably find it. They’ve been found on virtually all farms tested. However, whether or not these two pathogens cause severe, mild, or even no clinical cases of diarrhea in calves depends on your management. The key is to monitor passive transfer of immunity and calf-energy status, as well as to practice good housing hygiene. For more, follow this link.

1. Ag markets posted mixed showing on Tuesday
2. Plains storms cause minor harm to Oklahoma/Kansas wheat
3. Chocolate milk a top post-workout food
4. Another reason for adults to drink milk
5. Penn State Dairy Team schedules “Tools for Teams” webinars
6. Ag markets generally mixed again Tuesday morning

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4. April milk production up 0.3 percent
5. Chocolate milk a top post-workout food
6. Class III futures close out quietly last week

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4. Cold spring stunts upper Midwest hay crop
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