How can antibiotic drug residues in fresh milk be completely eliminated?
How can antibiotic drug residues in fresh milk be completely eliminated?
According to feedback, fresh milk testing has recently become very strict, and antibiotic drug residues are frequently detected in fresh milk, causing large quantities of fresh milk to be returned and dumped. So how can this phenomenon be prevented in actual production? How can the economic losses of dairy farmers be reduced? Please, experts and experienced hands, shed some light on this!
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This really is a headache of a problem. As far as I know, dairy farmers are all quite conscientious; as long as a cow has been injected with antibiotics, it is milked separately and the milk is not sold.
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What is the main reason antibiotics in milk are repeatedly detected?
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Do not use feed of unknown composition, and simply do not use drugs during your own farming process!
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The incidence of dairy cow mastitis is very high. How can it be prevented? How can drug usage be reduced?
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Passing by, just here to learn
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The incidence of dairy cow mastitis is very high. How can it be prevented?
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As long as a dairy cow has been given antibiotics, it must be milked separately, and the milk fed to calves.
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The key is to put effort into prevention and control. Adding 60-80 grams of calcium glucosamine to the feed has a good preventive and therapeutic effect.
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For cows injected with antibiotics, sample 48 hours after drug withdrawal and monitor with E50.
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For cows injected with antibiotics, sample 48 hours after drug withdrawal and monitor with E50.
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We have encountered a similar problem too., W2 k( a9 r" a! ^% G! d
The milk station detected antibiotics. The problem is that so far, only this one market has shown a reaction. No antibiotics were added to the feed.
; b$ w5 i9 G" y% |& Y" j! r# ^+ B Mastitis, teat dipping, drug use and other factors have all been ruled out. I do not know what the reason is?? I ask all you teachers for advice..
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This really is a headache of a problem. As far as I know, dairy farmers are all quite conscientious; as long as a cow has been injected with antibiotics, it is milked separately and the milk is not sold.
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What is the main reason antibiotics in milk are repeatedly detected?
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Do not use feed of unknown composition, and simply do not use drugs during your own farming process!
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The incidence of dairy cow mastitis is very high. How can it be prevented? How can drug usage be reduced?
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Passing by, just here to learn
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The incidence of dairy cow mastitis is very high. How can it be prevented?
--------------------------------------
As long as a dairy cow has been given antibiotics, it must be milked separately, and the milk fed to calves.
--------------------------------------
The key is to put effort into prevention and control. Adding 60-80 grams of calcium glucosamine to the feed has a good preventive and therapeutic effect.
--------------------------------------
For cows injected with antibiotics, sample 48 hours after drug withdrawal and monitor with E50.
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For cows injected with antibiotics, sample 48 hours after drug withdrawal and monitor with E50.
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We have encountered a similar problem too., W2 k( a9 r" a! ^% G! d
The milk station detected antibiotics. The problem is that so far, only this one market has shown a reaction. No antibiotics were added to the feed.
; b$ w5 i9 G" y% |& Y" j! r# ^+ B Mastitis, teat dipping, drug use and other factors have all been ruled out. I do not know what the reason is?? I ask all you teachers for advice..