Magazine on Mastitis and Milk quality for the dairy professional
M²-magazine asked Professor Emeritus David Kelton about his background, his education and early career, work at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada and with external organisations; and following his recent retirement, about life outside of academia. This content is for M²-DIGITAL, M²-PREMIUM, M²-INSTITUTIONAL & NMC members only. Log inRead more
Read MoreBen Loewith is a third-generation dairy farmer on the outskirts of Hamilton in southern Ontario, Canada. In addition to his multi-award winning 450-cow herd, he has recently developed the Summit Station Dairy to produce fresh dairy products for retail sale. M²-magazine spoke to Ben about his businesses and his plans for the future.
Read MorePamela Adkins is assistant professor of Food Animal Medicine in the Large Animal Ambulatory Facility in the Department of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery, University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri, US. She holds a BS degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln followed by DVM and MS from Ohio State University and PhD from the University of Missouri. More recently she has administrative responsibilities as Vet Public Health Emphasis Area Coordinator in the School of Health Professions and as Assistant Agricultural Experiment Station Director for the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Missouri. Pamela has a long list of peer-reviewed scientific papers to her name, both as lead author and as co-author. She has a successful track record in attracting funding from external sources for her training and research work.
M²-magazine spoke to Pamela about her work.
M²-magazine spoke to Professor Simon Dufour about his background and education, his work in veterinary practice, at the University of Montreal, Canada and with external organisations; and about life outside of academia.
Read MoreDr Greg Keefe is Dean at the Atlantic Veterinary College, Prince Edward Island, Canada. M2 magazine asked Dr Keefe about his education, his work at the University and at the Canadian Bovine Mastitis Research and Milk Quality Network; and about life outside of academia.
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