


NMC Mission Statement
Provide a forum for education and global exchange of information on milk quality, mastitis and relevant research.
Communicate that information to the dairy industry enabling it to control mastitis and improve milk quality.

All of the paper presented at the National Mastitis Council 51st Annual Meeting, held January 22-24, 2012 in St. Pete Beach, Florida, are available in the NMC Online Proceedings Library, which can be accessed through the “members only” section of the NMC website.
The NMC Online Proceedings Library includes papers from all of the NMC annual and regional meetings back to 2001. Hundreds of papers are available for viewing and download.
Access to the online library is limited to NMC members. Not a member yet? Check out all the benefits here:
http://nmconline.org/membership.html
Registration is open for the National Mastitis Council 51st Annual Meeting, scheduled for JANUARY 22-24, 2012 in St. Pete Beach, Florida.
About 400 people from all over the world are expected to attend this international forum which focuses on mastitis control and quality milk production. If you have an interest in udder health, mastitis prevention, milking management, milk quality, and milk safety… then this conference is for you!
Click here for details on the program, registration, and hotel accommodations.
Nominations are now being accepted for the NMC Award of Excellence for Mastitis Prevention and Control.
New this year, the award will be awarded annually to an active NMC member for sustained contribution to mastitis prevention and control through research, extension or education, clinical practice, or service to producers. The award is open to NMC members from around the world.
Do you know someone deserving of this award? Get details here!
The deadline for nominations is November 15, 2011.
Each year the NMC annual meeting features a Technology Transfer Session (TTS). The TTS supplements the main program by providing mastitis and milk quality information through the use of posters and one-on-one interaction. The session provides a forum for exchanging information in an informal, relaxed atmosphere.
TTS participants also have the option to submit their poster presentation for consideration as an oral presentation during the Research and Development Summaries Session. This session is open to all individuals presenting posters, with a special focus on graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and research associates.
Click here for additional information on participating in these sessions, which will be held during the upcoming NMC 51st Annual Meeting, January 22-24, 2012 in St. Pete Beach, Florida. The deadline for manuscript submission is November 1, 2011.