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Purpose: This study aims to investigate the relationship between the level of financial losses and the socio-economic structure of enterprises and the practices of mammoth control practices of farmers, which are one of the major disease problems in dairy livestock enterprises, with the prediction of clinical mastitis resulting from yields and financial losses. Material and Method: An advanced research has been carried out in 45 enterprises selected from 618 milk livestock enterprises, members of the Soy Kütüğüne associated with the Ankara and Damızlık Beef Farmers Association. From November 2005 to March 2007 the first 5 months of the field research were tested as a project period, and 12 months were considered a project period, each business was visited once a month. At the end of the project, a comprehensive survey was carried out with the cultivators. The study found that the average clinical mastistic incidence was 42.1% and the target mastitis incidence was 12.7%. Economic losses resulting from each clinical case of mastitis (including nuts) in the light, medium and severe forms of the disease are calculated as 79 TL (158 lt of raw milk equivalent), 218 TL (436 lt of raw milk equivalent), 569 TL (1204 lt of raw milk equivalent) respectively. The average weight loss calculated according to the course of the disease was 244 TL (460 lt of raw milk equivalent). When the percentage of the lost pen in total financial losses was examined, the treatment costs of the lost pen (80% and 60% respectively) were found in light and medium-sized cases, and in severe cases the milk productivity loss (51% respectively) was found.

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