#16_2016

Research Phd Theses

Economic consequences of different methods for detection and control strategies against subclinical mastitis

The aim of the first study was to estimate the economic results in a dairy herd related to different mastitis control strategies, which covered prevention and treatment of clinical and subclinical mastitis caused by Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus agalactiae and Eschericia coli, by use of the Monte Carlo simulation technique. ForRead more

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Challenging the status quo in milking routine in large herds

Globally, herd size continues to increase due to various factors: the removal of the quota system in Europe, the expansion of Chinese dairy production, primarily through an increase in larger herds, and the expansion of the large herd segment, predominant in new investments in Oceania, South America and Northern Japan.Read more

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