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Mastitis in Dairy Cows – How to Spot, Treat, and Prevent Udder Inflammation
Mastitis, or udder inflammation, is one of the most common and costly health issues in dairy farming. It particularly affects high-yielding cows and can lead to serious financial and health-related losses. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at what mastitis is, how to recognize it, treat it effectively, and most importantly – how […]
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Protecting Rapeseed from Siliqua Pests – How to Effectively Safeguard Your Crop
Spring and early summer mark a critical period in rapeseed cultivation. After dealing with stem weevils and pollen beetles, even more serious threats emerge – siliqua pests like the cabbage seed weevil and the brassica pod midge. Though small and inconspicuous, these insects can cause significant yield losses if crop protection measures aren’t applied precisely […]
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Foot-and-Mouth Disease – A Serious Threat to Livestock
Foot-and-mouth disease (Aphthae epizooticae) is a highly contagious viral illness that affects cloven-hoofed animals such as cattle, pigs, sheep, and goats. Caused by a virus from the Picornaviridae family, the disease poses a major threat to animal health and has severe economic and epidemiological consequences. Outbreaks require immediate isolation of infected animals and the enforcement of strict […]
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Doppler in Dairy Cattle Reproduction
For some time now, ultrasound machines equipped with Doppler functionality have been increasingly used in cattle reproduction. The examination technique itself does not differ from classical rectal ultrasonography—the key difference lies in the presence of Doppler, which enables assessment of blood flow in blood vessels. This gives veterinarians an additional tool to optimize reproduction in […]
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Doppler in dairy cattle reproduction – is it worth it?
Doppler ultrasonography is becoming an increasingly common tool in field practice for veterinarians working in cattle reproduction. While the examination technique resembles classical rectal ultrasound, the key difference lies in its ability to assess blood flow in blood vessels. This single function opens up entirely new diagnostic possibilities and allows for more informed reproductive management […]
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Winter Rapeseed Flowering in 2025 – Protection and Care for Pollinators
The upcoming 2025 season presents new challenges for farmers regarding the protection of winter rapeseed during the early flowering stage. Rapid weather changes – sudden warming after frost followed by predicted temperature drops – demand quick and well-thought-out fungicide strategies. How can we effectively safeguard crop health while also protecting pollinating insects? Why is protection […]
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Match the App to your portable ultrasound device!
Modern ultrasound machines are no longer just about precise imaging – they’re also about mobility, flexibility, and fast access to data. That’s why Dramiński has developed a range of dedicated mobile apps designed to support veterinarians, technicians, and imaging specialists in their daily work – no matter the location or conditions. Find out which app […]
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Try ultrasound scanner in practice! Ask for demo before you buy!
Accurate diagnostics are the foundation of effective treatment in the rapidly evolving field of veterinary medicine—especially when it comes to large animals such as cattle and horses. Veterinarians often face a challenging decision when choosing the right ultrasound device for their daily work. Having such equipment is crucial for ensuring the highest quality of care. […]
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Ovarian Cysts, Follicular Cysts, and Luteal Cysts
Ovarian cysts are pathological ovarian follicles that have not undergone ovulation, typically measuring between 25 mm and 50–60 mm in diameter. It is important to note that postpartum “cysts” occurring within 40 days after calving are considered physiological and not pathological. Only after this period, if the cysts persist, can they be identified as a […]
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