Treat Bovis The oestrus cycle
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The oestrus cycle

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The oestrus cycle

The cow has a 21-day oestrus cycle, but this can vary between 18 and 24 days.

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Introduction

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Why are heats missed?

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What hormone treatments are available?

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What is the cost of missed oestrus?

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