Einflussfaktoren auf die Immunglobulin-Konzentration im Rinderkolostrum

Die Kälbergesundheit als wichtiger Schlüsselfaktor für eine anschließende erfolgreiche Milchviehhaltung basiert insbesondere auf einem optimierten Kolostrummanagement. Lesen Sie, auf welche Faktoren es hierbei ankommt und wie sie positiv beeinflusst werden können.

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