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October 1, 1980Journal of Dairy Research

Effect of a disinfectant udder wash and a post-milking teat dip on the bacterial population of the teat end and on the rate of new intramammary infection

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RSRichard F. SheldrakeUniversity of Newcastle AustraliaRHRoderic J. T. HoareNew South Wales Department of Primary Industries

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