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Vets likely customers for milk cell services for farmers

Stephen Cadogan reports on newly launched products and counters.

Vets likely customers for milk cell services for farmers

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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