When it comes to biosecurity, U.S. dairy farmers are more reactive than proactive and some neglect the basics, making operations vulnerable to evolving disease threats, according to new research released Tuesday at the MILK Business Conference. The study found farm hygiene and herd health aren’t a priority on all farms and one-third of farms don’t review their biosecurity plans indicating a potential lack of ongoing commitment or adaptation. Read more: tinyurl.com/466c9sxc?utm_medium=social&utm_
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When it comes to biosecurity, U.S. dairy farmers are more reactive than proactive and some neglect the basics, making operations vulnerable to evolving disease threats, according to new research released Tuesday at the MILK Business Conference. The study found farm hygiene and herd health aren’t a priority on all farms and one-third of farms don’t review their biosecurity plans indicating a potential lack of ongoing commitment or adaptation. Read more: tinyurl.com/466c9sxc?utm_medium=social&utm_
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