NML,Operation Johne's and new Johne's Guidance Notes

NML have been running a Johne's Engagement program in conjuction with many of the key milk processors. This involves gathering risk data and subsidised 30 cow screens. Myhealthyherd is used as the tool to store the lab and risk data. If your farmers are already registered on the system and linked to your practice you will automatically access the data via the Johne's module. Any farmers that were not registered have been created for the purposes of the project but are not linked to their veterinary practice. NML are also paying for a time limited access to the Johne's module for participating farmers and vets allowing you to engage the farmers in biosecurity planning and control options for your farmers. Now is a good time to speak to your farmers about Johne's control. if you would like NML to link any of your clients to your Myhealthyherd account  which have participated in Operation Johnes  please contact Chris Spence at NML on chrisS@nml.co.uk.

For an email ( small file size) updated set of Myhealthyherd Johnes Guidance notes explaining how the various schemes work and how best to use the program to deliver Johne's control click here

For a print version of the Johnes guidance notes ( larger file size) click here

Regards,

Peter Orpin BVSc MRCVS

Director
Myhealthyherd. Ltd

enquiries@myhealthyherd.com

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The beauty of this approach is that the whole team are enagaged in the process including the support staff vital to the smooth running of the program.

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