Socially engaged calves are more likely to be colonised by VTEC O157:H7 than individuals showing signs of poor welfare
Lena‐Mari Tamminen(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Linda Keeling(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Johan Dicksved(Twin Cities Orthopedics), Ulf Emanuelson(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), C. Reed Hranac(Massey University), Erik Eriksson(Swedish Veterinary Agency)
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