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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Subclinical mastitis"”.
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Subclinical mastitis in relation to solids-not-fat content of cow's milk
… the undesirable effects of the “hidden” form of mastitis on production of high quality liquid milk. The “visible” form of mastitis has been known to lower milk yield and quality. With the discovery of Penicillin, and subsequently other antibiotics, clinical mastitis has become less of a threat to …
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Quantitative frequency-domain fluorescence spectroscopy in tissues and tissue-like media
… for the dairy industry's warfare against subclinical mastitis (i.e., mammary gland inflammation), since the SCC is often used as an indication of bovine infection.
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The epidemiology of ovine progressive pneumonia (ovine lentivirus): Diagnosis, risk factor analysis, and production effects in sheep at the United States Meat Animal Research Center
… A significant association between subclinical mastitis and ewe TM ELISA seropositivity occurred at 8 weeks post-parturition (weaning). Using the TM and P25 ELISAs, the prevalence of and risk factors for OLV infection among 1466 breeding ewes in 9 MARC flocks and their 328 yearling …
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Hygienic and compositional quality of Raw Milk Produced by Smallholder dairy farmers in Lusaka Province of Zambia
… 22.3 x 106 cells/ml of raw milk. This was due to subclinical mastitis not noticeable on clinical observation. Raw milk from 25 out of 83 farms (30.1%), tested positive for ARs while the other 58 farms (69.90%) were found negative for ARs. This study has produced the first ever report on ARs in …
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Hygienic and compositional quality of Raw Milk Produced by Smallholder dairy farmers in Lusaka Province of Zambia
… 22.3 x 106 cells/ml of raw milk. This was due to subclinical mastitis not noticeable on clinical observation. Raw milk from 25 out of 83 farms (30.1%), tested positive for ARs while the other 58 farms (69.90%) were found negative for ARs. This study has produced the first ever report on ARs in …
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WATER BUFFALO MILK CHAIN IN BANGLADESH
… udder health by estimating the prevalence of subclinical mastitis (SCM) and identifying intramammary infection (IMI) causing pathogens. Furthermore, milk quality was evaluated by measuring bulk milk somatic cell count (BMSCC) on buffalo farms and total bacterial count (TBC), total non-aureus …
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Alternative treatments for bovine and human mastitis
Mastitis, an inflammation of the mammary gland normally caused by infection, is a painful condition with welfare implications recorded both in cows and lactating women. The main treatment for mastitis is the administration of antibiotics for both species. However, there is a compelling need for …
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Development of an advanced deep learning and neural network method for automatic early detection of mastitis in dairy cattle : A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy at Lincoln University
Mastitis, a costly and prevalent disease in dairy cows, reduces milk yield, quality, and animal welfare, while increasing treatment costs. Early detection, especially in the subclinical stage, is crucial for controlling the disease and maintaining milk production. This study explores advanced …