Researchers aim to improve understanding of how Mycoplasma bovis affects whole herds of cattle
A national $30 million research programme to accelerate eradication of Mycoplasma bovis from New Zealand’s dairy herds is to be led by Massey University veterinary scientists.
Chris Compton, a veterinary epidemiologist with the university’s EpiCentre for animal health research, will be the programme’s chief investigator.
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