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A poorly executed drying-off protocol (owing to time pressure) risks losing cows from toxic mastitis, high cell counts not cured, or cows calving-in with mastitis.

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More importantly, the protocols are a critical tool in mastitis monitoring and control, reducing residue risks and ultimately, cow and herd health, says Ron Erskine, a veterinarian and milk-quality ...