Historically, mastitis diagnostic services have been operated solely by veterinary practitioners in a controlled clinic environment. It is becoming increasingly common for large dairy farms, with many located in remote areas, to establish their own on-farm laboratories for milk quality and mastitis diagnostics. These on-farm labs offer convenience for the dairy producer but are often limited in scope compared to a full-service veterinary lab and should be operated with guidance. Justin Britten will cover some of the key differences between these two situations and practices that can make – or break – successful outcomes in each scenario.
To register for this webinar, go to: http://bit.ly/June24NMCwebinar. If you are an NMC member and cannot attend the live program, you may access the webinar at: www.nmconline.org/webinar-recordings after July 8.
The American Association of Veterinary State Boards approved one RACE (Registry for Approved Continuing Education) credit for this webinar. This is an easy way for veterinarians to fulfill continuing education requirements.


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