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Better training for dairy farm workers would help farmers, study says
['Victoria Witke', 'Great Lakes Echo', 'More Victoria', 'Anna Barnes', 'Kyrmyzy Turebayeva']
Great Lakes Echo
By Victoria WitkeConsistently training dairy workers on proper milking routines reduces mastitis, which improves milk quality, cow health and employee satisfaction, a recent study found. Infections can be prevented by proper milking practices, which include disinfecting the cow’s udder before and after milking. Despite the costs, dairy workers often don’t understand the importance of proper milking routines, the study of Michigan and Ohio farmers found.