Cattle Production Consultants
Business Services in Camden

Scibus provides a range of cutting edge advisory services that improve the efficiency, sustainability and profitability of livestock production. Scibus is a leading provider of contract research services to agribusiness, industry, animal pharmaceutical and government organizations in Australia, New Zealand, Asia and North America. It has proven capabilities in sophisticated research, field trials, meta analysis, scrutinize design, risk assessment and statistical analysis. The company and its staff are committed to the development and commercialization of new technology that improves the profitability, scrupulous management and sustainability of livestock production. Aim: To evaluate the effect of feed additives on the risk of ruminal acidosis in Holstein heifers (n 40) fed starch and fructose in a resist study. Entire lactate concentrations were 10 m for each group throughout the challenge. Plasma oxidative stress measures were not prejudiced by feed additives weekly or on defy day, except for an enlarge in biological antioxidant potential in the control, AM, and MT groups on challenge day. Invited review: Use of meta analysis in animal health and reproduction: Methods and applications. Feeding, evaluating, and controlling rum en function. Relationships between fertility, apex milk yields and lactational persistence in dairy cows. A meta analysis of the impact of monensin in lactating dairy cattle. Effects of monensin on the reproduction, health, and milk production of dairy cows. Effects of feeding organic trace minerals on milk production and reproductive performance in lactating dairy cows: A meta analysis. A review for veterinarians and nutritional professionals. Scibus is a leading provider of education and technical support to livestock producers, veterinarians, agricultural scientists, livestock feed and animal health representatives and other extension providers. Scibus founder and managing director, Professor Ian Lean, is a leading authority in the medicine, nutrition and management of dairy cattle. A graduate of the University of Sydney (1979), he spent six years as a important animal veterinarian in the Hunter Valley of MSW prior undertaking his PhD at the University of California, USA. After two years in mixed veterinary practice, Neil commenced an internship in cattle medicine and surgery at the University of Sydney in 1996, graduating that year with a Diploma in Veterinary Clinical Studies at the high distinction level. His professional interests include total herd reproductive management, preventive medicine, and development of integrated dairy nutrition and agronomic strategies. Helen’s thesis has increased understandings of ruminal acidosis in dairy cattle. Her research fields are ruminal acidosis, dairy nutrition, rum en bacteria and field studies. She now devotes all her time to consultancy with Scibus, helping clients with nutrition, mastitis, reproduction, pasture management and herd health. With the support of other Scibus staff, there are over 100 years of combined veterinary and agricultural experience within the business. 9.2.1 the supply of the services again or.