T. van Werven

Estimating the costs of interrelated reproductive disorders in dairy farms

Dry period management and new high somatic cell count during the dry period in Dutch dairy herds under selective dry cow therapy

Incidence of milk leakage after dry-off in European dairy herds, related risk factors, and its role in new intramammary infections

Bacterial flora associated with udder cleft dermatitis in Dutch dairy cows

Dynamics of faecal shedding of ESBL- or AmpC-producing Escherichia coli on dairy farms

Interobserver agreement of digital dermatitis M-scores for photographs of the hind feet of standing dairy cattle

Effects of reduced intramammary antimicrobial use during the dry period on udder health in Dutch dairy herds

High Production of LukMF’ in Staphylococcus aureus Field Strains Is Associated with Clinical Bovine Mastitis

Addition of meloxicam to the treatment of clinical mastitis improves subsequent reproductive performance

Longitudinal study of udder cleft dermatitis in 5 Dutch dairy cattle herds

An investigation of the dynamics of intramammary infections acquired during the dry period on European dairy farms

Associations between farmer participation in veterinary herd health management programs and farm performance

Veterinary herd health management programs on dairy farms in the Netherlands: Use, execution, and relations to farmer characteristics

Veterinarian awareness of farmer goals and attitudes to herd health management in The Netherlands

Comparison of two intravaginal progesterone releasing devices (PRID-Delta vs CIDR) in dairy cows: Blood progesterone profile and field fertility

The perception of veterinary herd health management by Dutch dairy farmers and its current status in the Netherlands: A survey

First-calving age and first-lactation milk production on Dutch dairy farms

Differences between coagulase-negative Staphylococcus species in persistence and in effect on somatic cell count and milk yield in dairy goats

Risk factors for subclinical intramammary infection in dairy goats in two longitudinal field studies evaluated by Bayesian logistic regression