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Spring-cleaning items for your Dairy Wellness to-do list

March 13, 2017

Consider this spring-cleaning checklist to help you keep your Dairy Wellness goals on track as we transition from winter to spring. more

Tips to avoid drug residues

November 11, 2016

Consider these six tips to make drug residue avoidance a top priority on your dairy: more

Salmonella: Know your dairy's risk

March 29, 2016

Take steps to help reduce the risk of Salmonella infection in your herd with an on-farm risk assessment tool. more

Prevent residues in market bull calves

December 11, 2015

Don’t let residue violations with your market bull calves damage your operation’s reputation. more

Carefully Follow and Understand Label Directions

October 29, 2015

Misreading product labels plays a large role in residue violations more

Make your veterinarian part of your team

October 27, 2015

Dairies are best served by having a valid veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR) more

Tips for preventing violative residues

August 25, 2015

Don’t let violation damage your operation’s reputation. more

Take responsible care of market dairy cows

August 11, 2015

Our actions impact the industry and Dairy Wellness. more

Cull cows pose unique Salmonella risk

September 20, 2013

Salmonella is a significant foodborne pathogen, and all stakeholders in the food chain should work together to solve this problem. more

Take the residue risk assessment

September 03, 2013

Assess your risk of a residue violation, and take steps to prevent one from happening on your dairy. more

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