Over the years (2021–2025), the prevalence of lameness ranged from [REDACTED]% to [REDACTED]%, which is associated with milk reduction ranging from [REDACTED] to [REDACTED] liters. In the most recent year (2025), prevalence was [REDACTED]%, exceeding the DFC progressive prevalence target of [REDACTED]%. This was accompanied by milk loss of [REDACTED] liters.

The five-year trend shows that milk loss has decreased, indicating improving disease control. Overall, the milk loss due to this disease continues to be persistent and substantial.

Sample analysis showing prevalence trends from [REDACTED]% to [REDACTED]% with associated milk losses of [REDACTED] liters annually. Current rates exceed progressive farming targets, requiring immediate attention to udder health protocols.

Metabolic disorder analysis indicates prevalence of [REDACTED]% with milk production losses totaling [REDACTED] liters. Five-year trend analysis shows improvement in transition cow management effectiveness.