Items Tagged with 'stall cleanliness'
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The recipe for great milk quality includes attentive employees, a healthy environment and the proper tools.
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An apple a day keeps mastitis away: Monitoring mastitis in automated milking systems
Much like your own health, regular check-ups to cows, their environment and milking equipment will help catch small issues before they become large problems.
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Klebsiella mastitis: Stop it before it starts
Careful monitoring of the milking parlor, cow traffic areas, freestall management, teat disinfectant, teat skin health, vaccinations and nutrition can aid in fighting against Klebsiella mastitis.
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Addressing parlor challenges: A three-legged stool for success
Managing people, equipment and cows determine the productivity and efficiency of your parlor.
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The power of pathogen-based mastitis treatment
Identifying the type of mastitis pathogen plaguing your cows is the first step in creating a healthier herd. Understanding the infection and creating a plan for your team is imperative to reducing mastitis flare-ups.
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One of these things is not like the other: One vet’s take on Salmonella Dublin
Dr. John Dick shares his experience with the rising prevalence of Salmonella Dublin; atypical symptoms make diagnosis challenging, emphasizing the need for rigorous biosecurity measures and ongoing monitoring.
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Use the right product at the right time to guarantee excellent udder health
When managing udder health, you are also managing milk quality and production. Taking the time to make a management plan can save you money down the road.
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Cow comfort influences low somatic cell count at Skyline Dairy
Skyline Dairy understands that happy cows create high volumes of quality milk. Generating an environment for their herd to do exactly that has resulted in success for the Manitoba operation.
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Consistency and the 'mastitis triangle'
A cow's environment, milking routine and milking equipment are key to avoiding mastitis outbreaks.
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