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The Saskatoon Colostrum Company Ltd.’s (“SCCL”) Continuing Education Courses (the “Courses”), and all related informational material and content including, without limitation, SCCL’s e-newsletter and display pages (“Related Content”) which appear on www.devsccl.wpengine.com or any of its subdomains or are otherwise provided to users, are provided on an “AS IS” basis and are intended for general consumer understanding and education only. Any access to the Courses or Related Content is voluntary and at the sole risk of the user. SCCL makes no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy, reliability, suitability or availability with respect to the Courses or Related Content. If the user is dissatisfied with the Courses or Related Content, the user’s sole and exclusive remedy is to discontinue using the Courses and site. Nothing contained in the Courses or Related Content should be considered, or used as a substitute for, veterinary medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. The information provided on the website is for educational and informational purposes only and is not meant as a substitute for professional advice from a veterinarian or other professional. Courses and Related Content are designed to educate consumers on general colostrum benefits that may affect their animal’s daily lives. This site and its Courses do not constitute the practice of any veterinary medical or other professional veterinary health care advice, diagnosis or treatment. SCCL disclaims liability for any damages or losses, direct or indirect, that may result from use of or reliance on information contained within the Courses or Related Content. Although access to the Courses and Related Content is open to worldwide users, SCCL is organized under the laws of Canada. Therefore, the terms of this disclaimer shall be governed by the laws of Saskatchewan, Canada as to the interpretation, validity and effect of this disclaimer notwithstanding and without giving effect to any conflict of laws provisions of your domicile, residence or physical location. You agree to submit to the jurisdiction of Saskatchewan. SCCL advises consumers to always seek the advice of a veterinarian, veterinary specialist or other qualified veterinary health care provider with any questions regarding an animal’s health or medical conditions. Never disregard, avoid or delay in obtaining medical advice from your veterinarian or other qualified veterinary health care provider because of something you have read on this site.

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Heat Stress and Colostrum Quality: Beating the Heat Starts Before Calving

Summer heat doesn’t just make cows uncomfortable, reducing feed intake and subsequent production, it sets off a chain of biological events that affects colostrum quality, passive immune transfer, calf birth weight, and preweaning health outcomes that can persist well into first lactation. For dairy producers and veterinarians, understanding the full scope of heat stress and knowing when and where to intervene is one of the most impactful management decisions of the year when it comes to maintaining production and calf health.

Download the Cow & Calf Heat Stress Management Checklist 

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Beyond Day 1: A Practical Guide to Colostrum and Transition Feeding

Mother Nature designed transition milk to support the calf during a highly vulnerable period after birth. Transition milk is still high in fat, natural antimicrobials, and bioactives, less concentrated than colostrum but more than conventional milk, and provides the calf with the energy, protection, and physiological signals that encourage cells to grow and differentiate, key to calf early life development. However, in most modern dairy systems, this natural phase is largely lost due to early separation of the calf from the dam and the lack of a practical way to consistently manage transition milk. As a result, an important nutritional and functional window is missing, leaving calves more susceptible and less likely to reach their genetic potential. Researchers and industry understand the value of this phase and aim to recreate it in practice by using colostrum powder to produce a low-labor intensive, consistent, and safe transition milk. In this way, producers can mimic the natural process in a standardized fashion, extending the benefits of colostrum beyond day 1 and supporting the calf during this critical window.

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Black and white calf laying in straw

離乳前の健康は生涯にわたる収益性の問題である

離乳前の時期は、子牛の一生で最もリスクの高い時期です。病気と死亡はこの最初の数週間に最も集中し、その結果はその時目に見えるものだけではありません。生後早期の病気は短期的なコストを生むだけでなく、その牛の将来を根本的に変えてしまうのです。離乳前に病気にかかった子牛は、単に飼育コストが高くなるだけではありません。子牛の成長は遅く、飼料への変換効率は低く、成牛になった時の乳量は少なく、病気になる頻度も高く、治療が困難で、淘汰されたり早死にしたりする可能性が非常に高いことが、一貫して研究によって示されている。経済的、福祉的な影響は複合的で、農場全体に及びます。.

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初乳はすべて同じではありません:子牛にとって脂肪が重要な理由

初乳は、子牛にとって自然界で最初の、そして最も強力な栄養であり、子牛を短期的・長期的に健康で生産的な状態にするものです。特に、初乳に含まれる脂肪は(明らかな抗体以外に)、子牛を成長させ、興奮させ、離乳まで、そして牛群の一員として繁栄させるために必要不可欠なものです。残念なことに、自然界では不足することもあります。未経産牛は初乳の質が悪かったり、量が少なかったりすることで有名で、暑い日は初乳の摂取を妨げます。双子の牛は初乳を吸うのが遅く、同じ量の初乳を奪い合ったりすることがあります。.

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コロストラム・カウンセル - 抗体ボーラス以上のもの:IgGを超えるコロストラムの利点

初乳は子牛と共に進化し、単なる抗体補給以上の役割を果たすようになりました。コロストラムは、子牛が子宮内から外の環境へ移行する際の衝撃を乗り越えるために不可欠な栄養素を供給し、組織がどのように成長し、分化し、防御するかを伝えるシグナルを送ります。このリキッドゴールドは、子牛にとって初めての機能性飼料です。組織の成長、代謝、耐病性に寄与する。このような効果の多くは、抗体が子牛の体内循環に入る前から起こっており、初回投与後数週間は持続するため、健康や生産性に長期的な影響を与えます。これを見逃すことは、子牛の潜在能力を最大限に引き出すことを制限することになります。.

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