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Eighty-five Holland herds under control official lactation index were Somatic Cell Count (SCC) analyzed from March 2009 to February 2010. A total of 1,020 samples were collected monthly during this period. The herds were classified according to geographical location in the Minas Gerais State and number of dairy cows. The data were transformed to SCC linear score, and the average compared by the analysis of variance statistical analysis using the statistical program SPSS. This study did not find any association between location of the herd and CCS (p>0.05). It was also observed that herds with a greater number of lactating cows (from 21 to 40 and higher to 80) had lower rates of SCC (p<0.05) than those with smaller number of dairy cows (up to 20).

Effect of herd s size and geographical location on somatic cell count of milk from Holstein cows