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An epidemiologic and economic evaluation of mastitis control practices in dairy cattle

William M. Sischo

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to me, without their help in picking up and processing milk samples this project could never have been completed.Kathie Medley and Dolores Fischer helped me in keeping track of accounts, finding students to help me accomplish the work and rescuing me from my errors when dealing with the bureaucracy of this university.

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to me, without their help in picking up and processing milk samples this project could never have been completed.Kathie Medley and Dolores Fischer helped me in keeping track of accounts, finding students to help me accomplish the work and rescuing me from my errors when dealing with the bureaucracy of this university.

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to me, without their help in picking up and processing milk samples this project could never have been completed.Kathie Medley and Dolores Fischer helped me in keeping track of accounts, finding students to help me accomplish the work and rescuing me from my errors when dealing with the bureaucracy of this university.

Key concepts: Mastitis, Dairy cattle, Dairy industry, Dairy farming, Control (management), Business, Agricultural science, Environmental health

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