[Amir]

For optimal hatching rates, maintain a consistent temperature (around 99.5°F or 37.5°C) and carefully control humidity, which starts around 50-55% and increases to 65-75% in the final days of incubation.

[Amir]

Nutrition significantly affects heat stress by influencing an animal’s ability to regulate body temperature and its overall physiological resilience. Key nutritional strategies include increasing energy and essential nutrient (like protein and minerals) density in diets to compensate for reduced intake, supplementation of vitamins (especially antioxidants like C and E) and minerals to support cellular function, and the use of feed additives like betaine and yeast to maintain hydration and cellular integrity. Adequate water intake is crucial for thermoregulation, and dietary adjustments can also improve the rumen microbiome and promote beneficial metabolic shifts to better cope with heat stress.

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Coli mastitis vaccine: Given at least twice at 6 and 3 weeks before calving. Rotavirus, coronavirus, and E. coli (scours vaccine): Administered twice at 6 and 3 weeks pre-calving. Clostridial diseases (7- or 8-way vaccine): Boosters ensure continued protection.

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The pH of “feed” varies significantly based on the type of feed and its use, ranging from approximately pH 6 to 7

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