Using IgG antibody as a Bio marker to standardise the transition milk feed

Event overview

Calves lose their ability to absorb antibodies in the first few hours of life. After 10 hours the calf’s ability to absorb enough IgG is dramatically reduced and by 20 hours after birth, this ability is thought to be nearly gone. However, the latest research has shown there is benefit in feeding enriched pasteurised transition milk to calves for the first 10 days, as opposed to milk which has not been enriched.

To book your place for this event, register below by 4pm on 12/06/24 or contact Simon Pitt: simon.pitt@menterabusnes.co.uk / 07939 177 935

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