What is the main purpose of using a teat dip immediately after milking?
Correct answer: C. To destroy organisms on the teat skin
- A. To stimulate appetite
- B. To increase milk fat
- C. To destroy organisms on the teat skin
- D. To reduce rumen acidity
Explanation
Post milking teat dipping reduces bacterial contamination of the teat canal while it is still open. It does not directly alter milk composition or rumen function.
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