Farmers can greatly promote the improvement of economic benefits by raising cattle in a reasonable manner. However, it should be noted that raising cows also requires certain risks, especially for raising cows, which require a great deal of risk. Cows are easily infected with viruses during the breeding season, such as ovarian diseases, uterine diseases, early embryonic death, etc., which can pose a certain threat to the life and health of cows and young cows.

Early embryonic death in cows is also a type of difficult pregnancy for cows, accounting for 20% of difficult pregnancies. This situation causes significant harm to the body of cows and can also damage the economic benefits of farmers. The main reasons for this situation are endocrine disorders, uterine infections, and post pregnancy mismatches in cows, all of which can cause embryo death. It is necessary to use imported cows for B-ultrasound examination as a daily routine.

Treatment method: The treatment for early embryonic death is to carry out preventive treatment to avoid the occurrence of early embryonic death. Imported cows can be frequently examined using ultrasound, mainly to provide sufficient nutrient supply to the cows, and to administer 100mg progesterone intramuscular injection on the 7th and 11th days after mating. It should be noted that the feeding environment for cows should be clean and hygienic to avoid infection. After treatment, imported cows should be regularly checked with ultrasound.

It is crucial to use imported cattle for B-ultrasound examination in the daily feeding and management of cattle farms. The best way to address this situation is to effectively treat the diseases that cows suffer from and promote their healthy reproduction of new life. This way, farmers won'