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AGRI 1214: Dairy Cattle Anatomy,Physiology & Health
3.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
Principles of dairy cattle health covering prevention, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of health disorders. Treatment products and mode of action and biosecurity will also be covered.
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AGRI 1220: Dairy Facilities and Equipment
3.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
Dairy cattle housing and related equipment: building requirements, ventilation, layout, stall sizes and types, cow comfort, and feed handling/storage. Manure management: all issues related to manure and managing it wisely. Milking equipment and related facilities: all aspects of the milking center and associated equipment. The National Mastitis Council milking equipment evaluation will be taught.
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AGRI 1221: Milker Training
1.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
Practical training on the production of quality milk. Hands-on opportunity to evaluate milking routine, milking protocol, milking equipment, and how to use milk quality monitors.
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AGRI 1230: Raising Dairy Replacements
2.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
This class covers all aspects of dairy heifer raising and management from pre-birth and the calving process to calving at 24 months.
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AGRI 1240: Dairy Cattle Anatomy,Physiology & Health
3.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
The anatomy and physiology of dairy cattle as it relates to health. All major dairy cattle diseases will be covered: description, symptoms, prevention, and treatment.
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AGRI 1241: Cattle Health Lab
1.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
Health management techniques for dairy and beef cattle. On farm exercises such as physicals, hoof care and trimming, ketosis diagnosis, monitoring rumen function, DA diagnosis, urine pH, identifying and diagnosing sick cattle injections, drawing blood, administering IVs, dehorning, castrating, administering drugs, and other activities associated with the health of animals.
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AGRI 1242: Palpation and Ultra-sounding of Dairy Cattle Lab
1.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
Principles of palpation and ultra-sounding dairy cattle for pregnancy diagnosis will be covered. Students must be very proficient at artificial insemination before taking this course. Equipment lease service fee.
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AGRI 1243: Embryo Transfer Lab
1.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
Principles of embryo transfer will be covered, including hormone therapy. Students will learn how to transfer both frozen and fresh embryos to recipient cattle. Equipment lease service fee.
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AGRI 1244: Hoof Trimming
1.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will develop an understanding of the anatomy of the lower leg and hoof, understand the major cause of lameness, develop skills on functional hoof trimming, blocking, and treatment protocols. Students will work on cadaver hooves and live animals. Equipment lease service fee.
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AGRI 1250: Dairy Profit Profile/Computer Lab
3.00 Credits
Ridgewater College
This course covers the factors that affect dairy profitability. During the classroom phase, the student is introduced on how to evaluate the present profitability of a herd. This will be used to answer the questions: Where are we now? Where do we want to go? How do we get there? The lab portion of the class utilizes various software such as Dairy Comp 305, Consulting Nutritionist, Manure Management Planner, Business Management Planner, and various Excel spreadsheets.
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