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Tracheobronchitis was defined as the presence of purulent tracheobronchial secretions plus two or more of the following criteria: fever (≥ 38.5°C) or hypothermia (< 36°C), leucocytosis (≥ 12 × 10/L), or significant bacteriological counts in respiratory secretions in patients without pulmonary infiltrates suggesting pneumonia on chest radiograph [ 17].

In general, seasonal changes showed significantly higher bacteriological count in the wet season than in the dry season (Table 1; Figs. 2, 3).

A third set of samples was collected and kept unfiltered and non-acidified in glass bottles for bacteriological counts.

Bacteriological counts recorded showed a seasonal pattern where counts were elevated in the wet season compared to the dry season.

The bacteriological counts per 100 mL were estimated from the MPN table (APHA9221D).

In this study hygienic and management factors like udder cleaning, water and soap using for cleaning of udder, hand washing and water and soap using for milking vessels were significantly (P < 0.05) affects the bacteriological count of the milk.

Analyzing the effects of hygienic practices on bacteriological count of the milk was also performed by linear Regression analysis.

Correlation analysis was also carried out to investigate any possible relationship between distances from sanitary facilities, well depth and bacteriological count.

Table 2 Linear Regression analysis for effect of hygienic practices of farms on bacteriological count of the milk Hygienic practices   Freq.

A higher milking frequency impaired teat condition and improved cell counts in general, but did not clearly influence bacteriological status.

b Evolution of positivity rate of bacteriological samples in both groups.