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Fresh cow mastitis
Published: July 26, 2018
Summary
Mastitis poses the highest economic impact on dairy farms from all diseases. This is due to losses in unrealized milk production, treatment costs, increased risk of culling, and discarded milk production. Fresh dairy cows are at highest risk of getting mastitis with the highest economic impact. During early lactation, fresh cows immune system is depressed with impaired defense mechani...
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Valentin Nenov
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10 de septiembre de 2018
Hi Everybody interested in mastitis control in animals please do read this article before proceeding further. This article might add something positive in controlling this malady i.e., MASTITIS.
Jasmer Singh
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10 de septiembre de 2018
Thanks for an interesting article - do you have a list of references you used to compile the information?
Many thanks.
11 de septiembre de 2018
I fully endorse this beautiful article as myself am a practical livestock farmer since 45 years
5 de abril de 2020
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National Dairy Development Board
31 de diciembre de 2020
Very useful information, especially for the young practicing veterinarians and farm managers. Higher levels of Vitamin E along with Selenium supplemented in the ration during the last two months of calving helps building strong immune response that could greatly help in reducing SCC post calving.
Great piece of information !! Thanks
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