Dairy grazing : herd health (2011)

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Poock, Scott

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2011

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disease prevention, risk management, birth to weaning, 2-6 months, 6-24 months, adult herd, mastitis, milking procedure, biosecurity

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Maintaining herd health and preventing disease is much more cost-effective than treating conditions. A well-designed herd health program minimizes death loss, introduction of new disease and loss of production efficiency due to disease. The best program for ensuring a high-quality health status for the herd on an individual farm will require the use and adaptation of an appropriate combination of the most current herd health techniques and technologies.

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