Congratulations to @JohnDDonlon passing his European College of Bovine Health Management certifying examinations. Massive achievement - the highest level of specialisation possible for vets in Europe - now 1 of only 9 European specialists in bovine health in the country.
If you're a dairy farmer or vet & have 15 minutes to spare please fill out the survey below to help Tasha with her PhD project on pain relief & lameness. RTs appreciated 🐮🐮
#cellcheckdryoff begins next week. The topics covered will look at the main areas of mastitis control for the dry period with a view to improving herd SCC and reducing antibiotic usage in advance of the regulation changes in Jan 2022 To find out more https://t.co/Jy7Zog27gk
To any vets that are interested in Cow Signals , there are a few of places left on this Vet workshop advertised in the Vet Ireland Journal. If any farmers are interested, contact me by dm and we can set up a workshop.
New #AMR research by McAloon et al - "Trends in estimated intramammary antimicrobial usage in the Irish dairy industry from 2003 to 2019" in @jdairyscience Communications. https://t.co/IlSGqsz7EX @animalhealthire @ucdvetmed
An exciting opportunity within @VistaMilk with @teagasc & @ucdvetmed. Check out this latest research position from VistaMilk #jobfairy. Please click the following link for more details https://t.co/745ohUzW8X
AHI has issued a new fact sheet - Responsible antibiotic use in mastitis control. It explains the importance of prudent use of antibiotics when dealing with mastitis control especially as we approach the drying off season. @agriculture_@teagasc https://t.co/YGy82g1mef
Good to see this very high quality work published, from members of the IEMAG team led by Simon More @ucddublin. Careful reviews like these were essential to our understanding and modelling of COVID-19, and the team worked flat out, especially in March and April, to do this work.
Delighted to have this piece of work available online! Some light reading for Christmas about the effects of herb species in grazing swards for dairy cows. Big thanks to all involved @mcaloonvet@lyBRIDGET@PierceKarina