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Tuesday, March 15, 2016

MANHATTAN — Beef 1xbet online sports betting researchers from Kansas State University and Texas Tech University are seeking feedlots to participate in a feedlot 1xbet online sports betting production and health research study.

The collaborative research group includes faculty from Kansas State 1xbet online sports betting 's animal sciences and industry department and the College of Veterinary Medicine. They will work with researchers from Texas Tech's animal and food sciences department.

The group will focus on two areas of 1xbet online sports betting feeding: starting 1xbet online sports betting on feed and associated risks with bovine respiratory disease and the end of the feeding period focused on performance, carcass quality, fatigued 1xbet online sports betting syndrome, heat stress, acute interstitial pneumonia, liver abscesses, 1xbet online sports betting transport and others, said Dan Thomson, a member of the collaborative research group and a professor of diagnostic medicine and pathobiology at Kansas State University.

Starting in May, the research group will work with feedlots participating in the study to better understand risks associated with acute interstitial pneumonia, known as AIP, and liver abscesses. A parallel study involves interested feedlots to participate in advanced necropsy training for their feedlot employees in coordination with their consulting veterinarian better understanding acute interstitial pneumonia lesions by sending samples from necropsied 1xbet online sports betting to the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory at Kansas State University.

"AIP cases and liver abscesses are economically crippling issues in our 1xbet online sports betting feeding operations," Thomson said. "These surveys are important to help us understand risk associated with geography, 1xbet online sports betting type, facility design, animal health programs, nutrition programs and weather."

The collaborative beef group was formed to leverage resources to serve common beef producer and veterinary stakeholders in Kansas and Texas through research that will provide solutions for beef 1xbet online sports betting health and production issues like acute interstitial pneumonia in 1xbet online sports betting .

"AIP is a recurring and frustrating problem for feedlots," said Guy Loneragan, professor at Texas Tech and a collaborator on team. "It typically affects those animals in their prime close to slaughter. AIP needs a solution, and we hope to provide that for the industry and this survey is an important part of that process."

The AIP/liver abscess survey consists of 64 questions. Feedlots that participate will be anonymous. Kansas State 1xbet online sports betting graduate students from this beef research collaboration will set up an appointment and come to the feedlot to visit directly to help facilitate or clarify the point of the questions.

"We have conducted studies of this style in the past for lameness, veterinary recommendations for bovine respiratory disease management and feedlot facility design," Thomson said. "Past surveys were conducted over the Internet. However, to make sure we get everybody on the same page pertaining to animal health descriptive questions, we would like to have a person on the ground working with the general, 1xbet online sports betting or office manager. It will help us get a better answer for the industry."

To participate in the study, contact Thomson at dthomson@vet.k-1xbet online sports betting edu or 785-532-4254.

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Kansas State University and Texas Tech University beef 1xbet online sports betting researchers are collaborating on a feedlot 1xbet online sports betting production and health research study.