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Organic dairy farmers’ decision making in the first 2 years after conversion in relation to mastitis treatments

2003-03-01

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In organic dairy farming, a goal about improved animal welfare and avoidance of the use of chemicals has introduced restrictions in the use of antimicrobials for treatment of infectious diseases. Mastitis is the major cause of antimicrobial treatments in Danish dairy farming. In order to improve and minimise the use of antimicrobials and the risk of antimicrobial resistance in organic farming, a study based on qua...

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Literature Corpus work: c2b12554-f6a5-533c-b925-ef8de006da9a
DOI: 10.1016/s0301-6226(02)00310-x

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