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Articles by Greg Palas

Case study: How a high-producing dairy herd cuts antibiotic use by 78%

A routine dry-off review revealed reduced treatment potential. Using individual somatic cell count data, the herd reduced its antibiotic use, saving $2,500 in one month and projecting over $30,000 annually.
June 2, 2026
Greg Palas

For this herd, the opportunity wasn’t solving a visible problem, it was uncovering unnecessary cost. By using individual cow data to guide dry-off decisions, they reduced treatment, maintained herd performance and captured additional value.


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Case study: The chronic cow driving up bulk tank SCC

What looked like a modest rise in somatic cell count turned out to be a few chronic cows quietly driving most of the problem. By reviewing trends and digging into cow-level data, the herd pinpointed the source, acted quickly and recovered more than $9,000 in monthly milk-quality premiums.
February 17, 2026
Greg Palas

This 1,100-cow herd in the Midwest didn’t think they had a severe somatic cell count (SCC) problem, but they knew it needed to be monitored so it wouldn’t get out of control. The first step was to analyze the herd, understand where they stood and determine whether any trends were developing.


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