Abstract
The purpose of this survey was to compare the adoption of management practices recommended for Johne's disease control between herds involved in whole-herd testing programs versus those that do not routinely test for Johne's disease. Eight hundred-ten Ohio dairy herds were selected to participate in a mail survey, and a total of 266 questionnaires were returned (32.8% response rate).
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