ArticleVeterinary research forum : an international quarterly journal2024
Effectiveness of training parturition and dystocia management on days open of dairy cows in traditional farming systems: a field trial.
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- Roadmap to Dystocia Management-Guiding Obstetric Interventions in Cattle.Life (Basel, Switzerland) · 2025Review
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Abstract
The interval between parturition and subsequent pregnancy is called the days open or calving to conception interval and is affected by several factors, especially dystocia. Dystocia is an ab-normal or difficult calving that may require assistance during labor. This study is a field trial in health education and the research team developed a comprehensive training program for farmers to educate them about the normal process of parturition in dairy cows and when and how to assist in parturition or dystocia. A series of classes was held for farmers and the study covered 486 multi-parous dairy cows, with 173 belonging to the group of trained farms (educated farmers) and 313 to the control group (non-educated farmers). Although dystocia was lower in the educated group, there were no significant differences in retained placenta between two groups. However, cows in the educated group had a better conception rate (lower service
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