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  • 2. Incidence of some metabolic diseases in dairy cows.
    Saloniemi H, Roine K.
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    Fleischer P, Metzner M, Beyerbach M, Hoedemaker M, Klee W.
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  • 9. On-farm evaluation of the effect of metabolic diseases on the shape of the lactation curve in dairy cows through the MilkBot lactation model.
    Hostens M, Ehrlich J, Van Ranst B, Opsomer G.
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  • 11. A field study to determine the prevalence, dairy herd management systems, and fresh cow clinical conditions associated with ketosis in western European dairy herds.
    Berge AC, Vertenten G.
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  • 13. Inferring causal relationships between reproductive and metabolic health disorders and production traits in first-lactation US Holsteins using recursive models.
    Dhakal K, Tiezzi F, Clay JS, Maltecca C.
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  • 16. Mastitis, ketosis, and milk fever in 31 organic and 93 conventional Norwegian dairy herds.
    Hardeng F, Edge VL.
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  • 17. Estimating the economic impact of subclinical ketosis in dairy cattle using a dynamic stochastic simulation model.
    Mostert PF, Bokkers EAM, van Middelaar CE, Hogeveen H, de Boer IJM.
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  • 20. Genetic analysis of clinical mastitis, milk fever, ketosis, and retained placenta in three lactations of Norwegian red cows.
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