ArticleThe Journal of veterinary medical science2024
Association between somatic cell count or morbidity of chronic subclinical mastitis and longevity in dairy herds in Eastern Hokkaido, Japan: a cross-sectional study.
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- The relationship between the occurrence of subclinical mastitis and milk quality in medium-sized Holstein cow farms in Albania.Italian journal of food safety · 2025Article
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Abstract
An epidemiological analysis was conducted on production records in Hokkaido, Japan, to investigate the potential association between improved milk quality and longevity outcomes. The study found significant variations in herd somatic cell count levels and chronic subclinical mastitis morbidity based on geographical area and herd size. The analysis also revealed a positive correlation between herd somatic cell count and chronic subclinical mastitis morbidity. Although the hypothesis of a causal link between milk quality and longevity was examined, no such association was found. However, intensive assistance for identified high-risk areas and farms is expected to enhance overall milk quality.
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