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AccuMast Guide 2020 r1

This document provides information on gram negative and positive bacteria identification using colony color and morphology. It also provides preliminary data from European and US studies on the effects of using the AccuMast mastitis identification system compared to blanket treatment or reference milk lab identification. The key findings include reductions in antibiotic usage of 30-62%, increases in cure rates of 4.9-7.4% and increases in survivability of 12.4-19.1%.

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AccuMast Guide 2020 r1

This document provides information on gram negative and positive bacteria identification using colony color and morphology. It also provides preliminary data from European and US studies on the effects of using the AccuMast mastitis identification system compared to blanket treatment or reference milk lab identification. The key findings include reductions in antibiotic usage of 30-62%, increases in cure rates of 4.9-7.4% and increases in survivability of 12.4-19.1%.

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GRAM NEGATIVES

Blue = Klebsiella ssp., Pink = E. coli White colonies


Enterobacter spp., with yellow media =
Serratia ssp. Pseudomonas spp.

STREPTOCOCCUS SPP.

Dark Blue = Light Blue = Purple = Enterococcus spp. Lavender =


Streptococcus uberis Streptococcus spp. Lactococcus lactis

STAPHYLOCOCCUS SPP.

White = Staph spp. Pink = Staph aureus Blue = S. haemolyticus

FERA DIAGNOSTICS AND BIOLOGICALS


www.feraah.com | inquiry@feraah.com
(716) 713-2018 Call or text us for rare pathogen ID and/or interpretation assistance.
Better Science Provides
Better Results.
FERA is investing in multiple studies so dairy
producers can trust and rely on proven science
and animal performance research.

1. PRELIMINARY DATA FROM Relative to Blanket Treatment


A EUROPEAN STUDY SHOWS • 62% average reduction in antibiotic usage
(ACCUMAST VS BLANKET TREATMENT): • 4.9% increase in 21-day cure rate
• 12.4% increase in 60d survivability
• 12.1% increase in 60d survivability
• 2.9 days less in treatment pen (only data from
• 5.7% increase in 21d cure rate
two herds
• 30% reduction in antibiotic useage
• 21.4% reduction in clinical mastitis incidence
• With no change in milk and SCC
(42 > 33)
2. ANECDOTAL DATA FROM FERA Relative to Other On-Farm Culture Methods
CUSTOMERS (USA BASED) SHOWS THAT • 47% average reduction in antibiotic usage
WHEN ACCUMAST IS UTILIZED AS THE • 7.4% increase in 21-day cure rate
CENTERPIECE OF A MASTITIS STRATEGY: • 19.1% increase in survivability
• 37.5% reduction in clinical mastitis incidence
Relative to Reference Milk Labs
(48 > 30)
• 34% reduction in antibiotic usage
• 5.3% increase in 21-day cure rate except one
herd with no change)
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• 15.8% increase in 60d survivability “wait to treat” principle.
• 2.0 days less in treatment pen (only data from
one herd)
• 22.5% reduction in clinical mastitis incidence
(40 > 31)

FERA DIAGNOSTICS AND BIOLOGICALS


www.feraah.com | inquiry@feraah.com
Over a two-year span, herd owners
lowered their SCC by 196,000 on
average using AccuMast. We
constantly hear: Cows spend less
time in the treated pen, milk yield
and quality improved, we’ve greatly
reduced our antibiotic usage, I’ll never Rep contact info here
go back to a traditional lab culture.

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