Yes, all non-virgin bulls will be managed according to test and slaughter strategy guidelines as found when clicking the "information icon."This is a wise choice. By testing you will be able to determine if Trich is causing the poor reproductive performance of your herd. Infected bulls carry and spread Trich for life without showing any symptoms. By removing infected bulls, you are making it possible to eliminate the disease from your herd. If all of the bulls test negative for Trich on 3 consecutive tests at weekly intervals; it is unlikely that Trich is causing the reproductive problems in your herd. Please discuss your herd's reproductive performance with your veterinarian. If all of the bulls tested negative on 3 consecutive tests: click on "All of my non-virgin bulls tested negative for Trich." If you had a bull test positive for Trich: click on "One or more of my non-virgin bulls tested positive for Trich."
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Map: Trich CONSULT (53)
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