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High and variable copper status identified among dairy herds in the Waikato region by concentrations of Cu in liver sourced from biopsies and cull cows

ND Grace AgResearch Limited, Grasslands Research Centre, Private Bag 11008, Palmerston North, 4442, New Zealand E-mail: [email protected]
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SO Knowles AgResearch Limited, Grasslands Research Centre, Private Bag 11008, Palmerston North, 4442, New Zealand E-mail: [email protected]
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AR Hittmann The Veterinary Centre, 333 Sloane Street, PO Box 422, Te Awamutu, New Zealand
Pages 130-136 | Received 16 Oct 2009, Accepted 23 Mar 2010, Published online: 16 Feb 2011

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D Hawkins. (2014) Effects of subcutaneously injected Ca Cu EDTA on concentrations of Cu in liver, milk production and reproductive performance in New Zealand dairy cows. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 62:5, pages 244-249.
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PL Morgan, ND Grace & DP Lilley. (2014) Using sodium molybdate to treat chronic copper toxicity in dairy cows: A practical approach. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 62:3, pages 167-170.
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ND Grace, DM West, SL Smith & SO Knowles. (2013) The impact of highly concentrated Mo and Cu dietary supplements, fed as a bolus, on the efficacy of chelated versus inorganic Cu in cattle on a low-Cu diet. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 61:6, pages 345-348.
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R A Laven & R Nortje. (2013) Diagnosis of the Cu and Se status of dairy cattle in New Zealand: How many samples are needed?. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 61:5, pages 269-273.
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AR Hittmann, ND Grace & SO Knowles. (2012) Loss of reserves of Cu in liver when Cu supplements are withdrawn from dairy herds in the Waikato region. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 60:2, pages 150-153.
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ND Grace, SO Knowles, DM West & SL Smith. (2012) The role of liver Cu kinetics in the depletion of reserves of Cu in dairy cows fed a Cu-deficient diet. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 60:2, pages 142-145.
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SL Smith, ND Grace, DM West & SC Balemi. (2010) The impact of high zinc intake on the copper status of dairy cows in New Zealand. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 58:3, pages 142-145.
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SC Balemi, ND Grace, DM West, SL Smith & SO Knowles. (2010) Accumulation and depletion of liver copper stores in dairy cows challenged with a Cu-deficient diet and oral and injectable forms of Cu supplementation. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 58:3, pages 137-141.
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