Dystocia—Difficult Calving, What It Costs and How to Avoid It
Dr. R.A. Cady, University of New Hampshire
Dystocia, more commonly known as difficult calving, is a problem most dairy producers encounter. Consequences range from the need for increased producer attention to the loss of the cow and calf. Dystocia is a leading cause of calf death at or shortly after birth and leads to uterine infections, more retained placentas, and longer calving intervals.
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