Dr Malgorzata Behnke

Other publications

• Crawford, P., Hamer, K., Lovatt, F., Behnke, M. and Robinson, P. (2023) Understanding Northern Irish sheep farmers’ engagement with NSAID use: A mixed methods approach Animal – science proceedings 14 (1)
• Crawford, P., Hamer, K., Lovatt, F., Behnke, M. and Robinson, P. (2023) Sheep farmer engagement with flock health plans and planning in Northern Ireland: Where are we now? Animal – science proceedings 14 (1)
• Mansell SM and Behnke MC (2022) Onchocerca Cervicalis: A Survey into Awareness and Knowledge of The Parasite Amongst UK Equine Veterinarians Journal of Equine Science 114
• Best CM, Pyatt AZ, Roden J, Behnke MC, Phillips K (2021) Sheep farmers’ attitudes towards lameness control: Qualitative exploration of factors affecting adoption of the lameness Five-Point Plan. PLoS ONE 16 (2) e0246798
• Best, C.M., Roden, J., Phillips, K., Pyatt, A.Z., Grogono-Thomas, R. and Behnke, M.C. (2021) Characterisation of Dichelobacter nodosus on Misshapen and Damaged Ovine Feet: A Longitudinal Study of Four UK Sheep Flocks Animals Special Issue Small Ruminant Infectious Foot Disease 11
• Best CM, Roden J, Phillips K, Pyatt AZ and Behnke MC (2021) Prevalence and Temporal Dynamics of White Line Disease in Sheep: An Exploratory Investigation into Disease Distribution and Associated Risk Factors Veterinary Sciences 8 (6) 116
• Best C.M., Roden J., Phillips K., Pyatt A.Z. and Behnke M.C. (2021) New Insight into the Prevalence and Risk Factors for Three Distinct Hoof Conformation Traits in UK Commercial Sheep Flocks Veterinary Sciences 8(9), 176
• Best C, Roden, J., Pyatt, A.Z., Behnke, M.C. and Philips, K. (2020) Uptake of the lameness Five-Point Plan and its association with farmer-reported lameness prevalence: A cross-sectional study of 532 UK sheep farmers Preventive Veterinary Medicine 181
• Best, C.M., Pyatt, A.Z., Roden, J., Behnke, M. and Phillips, K. (2020) (2020) Encouraging farmer change; does cognitive dissonance impact adoption of best practice recommendations for sheep lameness control? In: The Challenge of Change - Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Science April 3
• Best, C., Behnke, M.C., Pyatt, A.Z., Roden, J., and Phillips, K., (2019) (2019) Vaccinating as a tool to control footrot in sheep; preliminary work Sheep Vet Society “Talking Sheep” Meeting, Wales Veterinary Services Centre, 1st May 2019
• Best, C., Pyatt, A.Z., Roden, J., Behnke, M.C., and Phillips, K., (2019) An Investigation into hoof confirmation and vaccination on footrot in sheep Ruminant Research Day, University of Nottingham 21st February 2019
• Best, C., Pyatt, A.Z., Roden, J., Behnke, M.C., and Phillips, K., (2019) The Lameness Five-Point Plan: A Mixed Methods Study. NSA Sheep Breeders Round Table Conference, Nottingham 15th – 17th November 2019
• Best, C., Behnke, M.C., Pyatt, A.Z., Roden, J., and Phillips, K., (2019) Appraising the use of footrot vaccination as a tool to control footrot in UK sheep flocks Agri-food Charities Partnership (AFCP) student forum, University of Reading 11th April 2019
• Blease, S.C., Sinclair, L.A., Brizuela, C.M., Warren-Smith, I, Behnke M.C. (2014) Are dairy farmers working towards targets and are their vets helping farmers to achieve them? Proceedings of the XXVII World Buiatrics Congress, Cairns, Australia
• S.C.Blease, M.C.Behnke, C.M.Brizuela, L.A.Sinclair (2013) Herd health plans for farm assurance: dairy farmers' opinions Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Science and the Association of Veterinary Teaching and Research Work 4 (1) p012
• S.C.Blease, M.C.Behnke, C.M.Brizuela, L.A.Sinclair (2012) Herd health plans: Increasing dairy farmer engagement Cattle Practice 20 (3) p205
• M C Behnke, R M Christley, J L Hurst (2011) Potential effects of straw bedding management on risks of contacting faeco-orally transmitted pathogens in dairy heifers Cattle Practice 19 (3) (p195)
• J.Turner, R.G.Bowers, D.Clancy, M.C.Behnke, R.M.Christley (2008) (2010) A network model of E.coli 0157 transmission within a typical UK dairy herd: The effect of heterogeneity and clustering on the prevalence of infection Journal of Theoretical Biology 254 (pp 45 - 54)