376-In utero heat stress

from Purdue Dairy Digest · host Dr. Jackie Boerman

As we experience hot weather, cows are subject to heat stress. While we observe reduced milk production and reduced reproductive success in lactating cows, there are also negative consequences for dry cows that experience heat stress during late gestation. We will be discussing a journal article that looked at the long term effects of daughters and granddaughter from heat stressed dams.

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