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SmartCow is an EU project under the Horizon 2020 programme for the cattle sector. The purpose of the project is to provide free access to leading…
In a test to see how farmers, livestock drivers and veterinarians assess the fitness for transport of cull cows based on lameness there were different…
There are welfare benefits for calves in connection with disbudding if the animals are given local anesthetic as well as pain relief in the form of…
Technology on the dairy farm can be used to improve the genetic evaluation of dairy cow milking traits and thus improve the animals’ health and…
New measure methods allow for more precise figures for ammonia emissions from dairy housing systems.
Would you like to lead the research and innovation in sustainable dairy production systems with focus on optimal use of novel feeds at Aarhus…
Researchers from Aarhus University will describe future sustainable cattle production systems by setting up a range of future scenarios. This will be…
Production without the use of antimicrobials can be within reach for many organic farms with a targeted health-promoting effort. A recent report from…
Invitation: Interested in cattle research? A forage seminar about utilization of protein in red clover silage and grassland production in Norway is…
Aarhus University has carried out the most extensive study so far of the role of livestock drivers in relation to assessing dairy cow fitness for…
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The event will feature inaugural lectures, followed by presentations from fellow researchers and a reception. Register no later than 13 September.
The aim is to give PhD students an overview of the concept of animal pain from a biological perspective.
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