Gs. Dhaliwal et al., THE EFFECT OF VACCINATION AGAINST LEPTOSPIRA-INTERROGANS SEROVAR HARDJO INFECTION AT THE TIME OF SERVICE ON PREGNANCY RATES IN DAIRY-COWS, Veterinary research, 25(2-3), 1994, pp. 271-274
Fertility data from 16 dairy herds vaccinated against hardjo infection
were used to assess pregnancy rates in cattle vaccinated around the d
ay of mating. There was no improvement in pregnancy rates 30-60 d afte
r vaccination. Pregnancy rates in the period 5 d before and 10 d after
vaccination were statistically lower than those found in 30-60 d arou
nd vaccination.