Good udder health is essential for dairy cows. Factors such as hygiene, nutrition, and general immunity play an important role in this. When the balance is disturbed, it can affect milk production and somatic cell count, with economic consequences for the farm.

Bacteria such as E. coli are naturally present in the environment and can more easily enter the udder when teats are damaged or the cow's immunity is lower. Therefore, it is important to ensure a clean living environment, from the stable to milking equipment.

Attention to udder health begins with timely detection of changes. Think of abnormalities in milk, behavior, or the cow's condition. By being alert to this and working preventively, the livestock remains in good condition.

A structured approach to hygiene, nutrition, and management helps maintain udder health and contributes to stable and efficient milk production.

Do you want to optimize udder health on your farm? Easy Farming is happy to help you keep your animals in top condition.

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