Vets likely customers for milk cell services for farmers

Stephen Cadogan reports on newly launched products and counters.
Thu, 16 Dec, 2004 - 00:00

A NEW piece of technology could help dairy farmers improve the quality of their milk, resulting in a bigger cheque from the creamery.

High somatic cell counts will always be a problem for milk producers.

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