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* * Another factor we are concerned with increased unit on times are teat end lesions. Overmilking milking can lead to teat end lesions. Healthy teat ends are associated with a decreased risk of clinical mastitis. Teat end lesions and the incidence of IMI is often herd specific. Rated 2-3 The teat end is the primary barrier against pathogen. Ensuring healthy teat ends is very important. Therefore it is useful to sychnronize milking procedures to ensure minimal unit on time and optimal milk harvesting. * The Teat Club international is a newly formed committee from the NMC Developed a standa