Articles by author - Nortje R

Article
Listeriosis in weaned lambs
Authors: Nortje R
Publication: Grazing Gazette, Volume Issue 36, Dec 2009
Publisher: Sheep and Beef Cattle Veterinarians Branch of the New Zealand Veterinary Association
Article
Minimising Losses of Non-cycling Cow Intervention Sales in Tough Economic Conditions
Authors: Nortje R
Publication: HoofPrint, Volume 34, Issue 1, pp 16, Sep 2016
Publisher: Dairy Cattle Veterinarians Branch of the New Zealand Veterinary Association
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Potential benefit from non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) in severely lame dairy cows
Authors: Young L, Nortje R
Publication: HoofPrint, Volume 35, Issue 3, pp 14-16, Mar 2018
Publisher: Dairy Cattle Veterinarians Branch of the New Zealand Veterinary Association
Article
A new tool for making better dry-cow treatment decisions
Authors: Nortje R, Mason W
Publication: Proceedings of the Dairy Cattle Veterinarians of the NZVA, Volume 2023 Proceedings, pp 31-32, Jul 2023
Publisher: New Zealand Veterinary Association
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Animal type: Cattle - dairy
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Article class: Conference paper
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Diagnosis of the Cu and Se status of dairy cattle in New Zealand: How many samples are needed?
Authors: Nortje R, Laven RA
Publication: New Zealand Veterinary Journal, Volume 61, Issue 5, pp 269-273, Sep 2013
Publisher: Taylor and Francis
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Effect of heifer synchrony on reproductive outcomes, productivity, and profitability
Authors: Nortje R, Young L, Moffat J
Publication: Proceedings of the Dairy Cattle Veterinarians of the NZVA, Volume 2022 Proceedings, pp 115-118, Jun 2022
Publisher: New Zealand Veterinary Association
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Animal type: Cattle - dairy, Cattle - heifer
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Article class: Conference paper
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Changes in the metabolic profiles of dairy cows before and after calving that were mainly fed fodder beet (Beta vulgaris vulgaris L.) during the dry period
Authors: Nortje R, Laven RA, Allott B, Kenyon AG
Publication: New Zealand Veterinary Journal, Volume 68, Issue 6, pp 353-358, Nov 2020
Publisher: Taylor and Francis
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Animal type: Cattle - dairy
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Article class: Clinical Communication