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Worming
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milk per cow per year by
worming at freshening,”
says Lee Majeskie,
Maryland Extension
dairyman “And that looks
pretty good on the bottom
line ”
If that “average”
dairyman treats each of his
80 cows at freshening, Dr
Miller estimates it’ll cost
him approximately $3OO A
40,009 pound overall increase
from the herd will gross
$4BOO with milk at $l2 per
cwt
Subtract the cost of the
wormer and the increased
feed required and net profit
is at least $4OOO per year on
milk alone
Majeskie adds that by de
wormmg the cows 50 to 60
days after calving, or at
their lactation peak, there is
a good chance production
can be increased as much as
100 pounds per cow more.
“Dairymen with herds
producing above the state
average will see less of a
production increase, but de
wormmg can still be a very
profitable investment ” He
recommends consulting a
veterinarian to determine
the best program for in
dividual dames.
The Maryland study also
indicated that young stock
are more likely to have a
heavy worm load Dr Miller
says this is due to the way
these animals are housed
and fed compared to lac
tatmg cows
So, by de-worming
replacements on a regular
basis, they’ll grow faster and
will be better prepared for
calving and lactation
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