New sales representative will bring on-farm diagnostics to Northeast dairies
Advanced Animal Diagnostics (AAD) announces the addition of Christine Krawczyk of Alden, N.Y., as sales representative for the northeastern United States. Krawczyk will leverage her sales and dairy industry experience to increase placements of the company's rapid on-farm diagnostic technologies, including QScout® MLD (milk leukocyte differential) test for early detection of subclinical mastitis in dairy cows.
"Christine is experienced at introducing dairy technology to producers and has an impressive list of sales achievements in the Northeast," said Gary Winter, AAD vice president of sales. "Her hands-on approach to working with producers and local knowledge make her a great fit with our company."
Krawczyk will work with producers to educate them about the opportunities to increase production and profits with early disease detection. She'll work closely with producers to implement QScout MLD a rapid on-farm mastitis test read by QScout® Farm Lab then support them through workflow analysis, training and full integration.
Prior to joining AAD, Krawczyk worked on a local dairy farm and with DeLaval Dairy Service's VMS robotic milking systems. She earned a bachelor's degree in biology from Marist College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
"Enabling diagnosis of dairy cows at the quarter-level and preventing costly disease really resonates with me as a professional in this industry," said Krawczyk. "My goal is to help producers discover tools and make changes that improve animal health and productivity."
About QScout MLD
QScout MLD is the only rapid, on-farm test that measures and assesses the cow's immune response to infection, providing a positive or negative diagnosis for subclinical mastitis in each quarter in just minutes per cow. Click here for a video from dairy producers who use QScout MLD on their farms.
About Advanced Animal Diagnostics
Advanced Animal Diagnostics (AAD), Durham, N.C., provides livestock producers with diagnostics that improve profitability and empower more precise care of animals so they live healthier, more productive lives. AAD is committed to researching, developing and commercializing the industry's most reliable, on-farm diagnostic tests, such as QScout MLD test for early detection of subclinical mastitis in dairy cows. With its diagnostic offerings, the company aims to empower real-time management decisions that increase productivity, prevent losses, improve animal welfare and protect the food supply.
For more information, visit www.QScoutLab.com or call 1-855 Q2COUNT.
6.26.2015