Animal health

In the chapters

• Chapter 8 The Cow, the Pig and the Hen
  The Story: When there is no vet

Documents 9

• 43 Dual-Purpose Cattle Nutrition Plan
• 44 Bovine Reproduction And Herd Management
• 50 Domestic Pig Rearing and Nutrition
• 51 Swine Breeding and Farrowing Management
• 55 Dual-Purpose Chicken Raising Guide
• 63 Livestock Botanical Veterinary Manual
• 128 Heritage Cow Milk Yield Conversion
• 136 Low-Tech Apiculture in Berlin-Brandenburg
• 137 Small Ruminant Husbandry Plan

Sources

• Guide FDA Fish and Fishery Products Hazards and Controls Guidance

All the sources

In the log 7

• 4 confirmed
• 3 amended
• 3 marked for safety

• A13 amended Safety Colostrum 3–4 l (10 % BW) within 2 h, second feed at 12 h, gut closure absolute by 24–36 h; calf that missed it scours and dies in week three; scours: 1 l warm water, …
• A4 amended Safety African swine fever in Brandenburg wild boar from September 2020, still present, ~100 % lethal to pigs, no vaccine, not a human disease; one pig, fenced from woods, no …
• E5 amended Safety Both parasites killed by cooking to 60 °C at the bone, by freezing at −20 °C for 24 h through, or by heavy long salting; not by light brine, vinegar, dill or cold smoke
• A22 confirmed German (and Brandenburg) soils selenium-poor, feed supplementation supplies eggs and pork; phytate halves zinc absorption from whole-grain diets; inland goitre, iodised …
• A42 confirmed TierSchNutztV 2021: crate max 5 days, farrowing pen 6.5–7.5 m², crates end February 2036; sow 14 teats; piglet colostrum ≥250 g first day
• A53 confirmed Berlin law as the library gives it: register with district vet office, holding number, animal disease fund, flock register kept 3 years; allotment colony rules forbid …
• A73 confirmed Kid colostrum 50 ml per kg within 2 h, absorption nearly done by 4 h; navel cut to a finger's length and 30 s in iodine; assist after 45 min of straining