However, as the prevalence of contagious pathogens in many jurisdictions declines, ES mastitis is assuming greater importance. Epidemiological diagnosis using the questions described above, offers a logical and rational process for the investigation of herd ES problems. Ultimately, herd specific solutions are created. Producer compliance is maximized because these programs relate to the individual's herd, farm environment and the current problem. Dohoo IR, AH Meek.
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