How to control cryptosporidiosis in calves

Calf rearers should look at all areas of calf management and disease prevention, to help control problems with cryptosporidiosis in calf sheds

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How to control cryptosporidiosis in calves

With calf cryptosporidiosis the most common cause of infectious scours in the UK, it is important that calf rearers are looking at all the ways they can control this issue on-farm. And to help achieve...

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