Enzootische Bronchopneumonie im Kälberbestand – Ansätze zur Problemlösung

Eine enzootische Bronchopneumonie ist kein „einfacher, kleiner“ Infekt, der rasch abheilt, sondern unter Umständen ein ernstzunehmendes Bestandsproblem bei Kälbern, das nur durch ein konsequentes und systematisches Management gelöst werden kann.

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