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Researchers from AU have studied to which extent the feed energy density affects dairy cows’ feeding motivation during dry-off. A motivational test…
A feeding trial at AU Foulum has shown that cows’ enteric methane emission decreases markedly when the amount of roughage in the feed ration is…
Aarhus University leads a new research project which is to pave the way for a more climate-efficient dairy production. The aim of the project is to…
Many new sensors for automatic measuring of cattle behaviour are developed and new devices are introduced in these years using different technologies.…
The second edition of the SmartCow newsletter is now available. SmartCow is an EU project under the Horizon 2020 programme for the cattle sector. The…
With the aid of low-cost, high-capacity recording methods, dairy cattle farmers can reduce the amount of greenhouse gases that their cows burp while…
Funding has just been announced for eleven new projects funded by the EU SmartCow project. The new projects cover a wide range of nutrition and feed…
Transport of dairy cows to slaughter may result in deterioration of their clinical condition. New research from the Department of Animal Science,…
PhD student Vinni Kragbæk Damborg, Department of Animal Science will defend her thesis on Friday 1 February 2019 in the auditorium at AU Foulum,…
The department has a new professorship in Sustainable Dairy Production. Please sign up for the inauguration and reception at AU Foulum.
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The course is intended for PhD students and researchers working on microbiology and/or microbial resistance.
The aim is to give PhD students an overview of the concept of animal pain from a biological perspective.
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