Dairy Veterinary Newsletter Archive

Browse past issues of the USU Dairy Veterinary Newsletter.

The Dairy Veterinary Newsletter shared research, animal health information, industry updates, and other topics for dairy producers, veterinarians, and dairy professionals.

The newsletter is no longer being published, but past issues remain available here as a reference.

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Archived Issues

Issues are organized by year with the newest newsletters listed first. Select a newsletter title to open the issue.

2026

July - Thank You For 20 Great Years - Retirement Has Arrived.
May - New World Screwworm Continues its Northward Advance - More New Approved Treatments
March - How do Dairy Producers Perceive Communication With Their Veterinarian?
January - The Latest News on the Utah State University College of Veterinary Medicine

2025

2024

2023

2022

November - Do Crossbreds with Colored Breeds have More Dystocia than Purebred Holsteins?
September - How does Comparative Cervical TB Testing Affect Johne's disease Milk ELISA Test?
July - Utah State University Officially Announces New Four Year Veterinary College.
May - Bovine Metritis - Two Treatments Compared with No Treatment.
March - Cryptosporidiosis in Dairy Calves - New Research and Some Interesting Conclusions.
January - Necropsy Diagnoses of Dairy Cattle Causes of Death in Utah and the Intermountain West

2021

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

December - Cold Weather Feeding of Pre-weaned Calves
October - New Antibiotic Residue Testing Methods and Targeting of Cull Dairy Cows for Residue Testing as Slaughter
July - Colostrum, Postpartum Flunixin, Lameness, Humidity, Foreign Animal Disease
June - Senators Comment on Political Issues and Regulations Affecting U.S. Farming
March - Results of Statewide Surveillance for Mycoplasma Mastitis in Utah
January - How Much Evidence is There For The Most Effective Treatment For Common Calf Diseases

2008

July - Early Embryonic Loss in Dairy Cattle...
May - Factors Influencing Survival of Dairy Cows after Correction of Left Displaced Abomasum
March - How Do Headlocks Affect Feed Access for Cows?
January - Malignant Catarrhal Fever in Utah

2007

December - Colostrum Replacer, Cow Behavior Study, Johne's Organisms in Sand, Reducing Stillbirths
September - Chronic Wasting Disease
July - Review of Neospora Caninum in Cattle
May - Why is Participation in Johne's Disease Testing Program so Low?
March - Cure Rates of Different Antibiotic Treatments Against Bovine Mastitis