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Articles Tagged with ''E. coli''

Gram negatives: Are they all the same?

January 18, 2022
Jim Mattox
Rapid, pathogen-specific treatment is quickly becoming one of the major competitive advantages in milk quality management. Leading dairy farms are implementing on-farm culture systems to quickly diagnose and treat clinical mastitis.
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Looking beyond somatic cell count to manage mastitis

June 11, 2021
Stephen Foulke
Since I graduated from veterinary school almost 30 years ago, there have been big shifts in the types of mastitis found on farms.
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Maximizing laboratory diagnostic testing in dairy cattle

June 11, 2020
Elisha Frye

We all know infectious diseases exist on dairies. They can present as an outbreak, be endemic in the herd or potentially both, and some cattle diseases may even pose a health risk to farm employees.


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Culturing on-farm can help control mastitis costs

June 9, 2020
Kelli Boylen and Ginger Fenton
On-farm culturing is a useful tool for mastitis management. It allows for faster response to infections, saves money and helps to identify causes to help with prevention, according to Dr. Ginger Fenton, dairy extension educator at Penn State University.
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Control pathogens that silently steal productivity

March 11, 2020
Joel Pankowski

On a dairy farm, obvious challenges surface every day, perhaps a displaced abomasum or mastitic quarter. These problems are readily diagnosed and usually treated successfully.


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Whole-farm pathogen control starts with calves

December 31, 2019
Gene Boomer

Harmful pathogens lurk everywhere on a dairy. Taking a whole-farm approach to pathogen reduction can break the cycle of infection and re-infection that may prevent your herd from performing at its best.


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Case study: Fungal organisms preyed on weakened calves

June 10, 2013
Ana Alcaraz
A busy postmortem room is a very exciting, entreating environment. It is also an important diagnostic tool for a practitioner and a dairy farmer.
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Research cultivates coliform mastitis treatment decision tree

February 29, 2012
Roger L. Saltman
For dairy cattle, routine and stability are as necessary as feed and water. Likewise, mastitis treatment protocols can become second nature on a dairy operation, remaining unchanged for years. Although stability can be good for milk quality – a consistent milking routine, for example, is vital – it is important to continually assess and adjust treatment protocols with your veterinarian based on culture records and treatment history. Occasionally, other factors come into play that require a fresh look at treatment protocols.
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