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New research into detecting calf disease

Dr Brito Rodriguez is hoping that microbial testing tools learn to understand disease patterns in Australian dairy calves hope to improve the accuracy of disease detection.

DAIRY researchers using advanced microbial testing tools to better understand disease patterns in Australian dairy calves hope to improve the […]

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