Reference | Adhikari_2009_JoofDaSc (10220) (Excluded)

Fifty-nine commercial dairy farms were sampled 7 times over 15 to 21 mo. Farm management data were collected by on-site inspections and questionnaires on herd management practices before and after the study.

pooled fecal samples were collected from the participating herds. Each fecal pool consisted of approximately 5 g of feces randomly collected from 10 individual, undisturbed fresh f ecal pats from the ground in the pen using sterile tongue depressors. These fecal samples were collected from lactating cows (3-9 pools), 2 to 3 dry cows (2-3 pools), close-up dry cows (2-3 pools), heifers (1-2 pools), cows in the maternity/hospital area (1-2 pools), and calves (1 pool).

AST Method: Disk Diffusion

Reference explicitly reports AST breakpoints: True

Reference reports using a MIC table: False