Cattle producers should be aware that the parasitic disease, anaplasmosis is no longer a Southeastern U.S. malady. The Great Plains and the Midwest have experienced an increased number of cases in the last few years. A.J. Tarpoff, Extension beef veterinarian for Kansas State University offers five tips to manage the disease.
Source: Progressive Cattleman, September 21, 2017
- What is anaplasmosis?
- How does the diseases spread?
- What are the clinical signs?
- Is there treatment?
- What are steps for control?
INSIGHTS: While basic, these five reminders can help new and seasoned cowhands, as well as new and seasoned sales reps.