Don't wait for heat peaks to prevent losses

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For milk and meat-type ruminants, heat stress can lead to disrupted feeding behavior, an increase in oxidative stress and reduction of productivity and profitability. To support your decisions for preventive programs, we’ve compiled information on short- and long-term consequences of heat stress. You’ll find scientifically renowned predictions from Zimbleman and Collier, plus additional bibliographies and nutritional strategies to mitigate losses and help your herd achieve its maximum performance.

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