Interview 

Dr. Michael Farre, SEGES, Denmark

12 min read
Dr Michael Farre (centre) discusses milking techniques and milk quality with parlour staff.

Dr Michael Farre is the senior specialist veterinarian at SEGES Livestock Innovation, the national advisory centre in Denmark, which is…

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