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Scientists at the Department of Animal Science, Aarhus University have received a 10-mio DDK grant from the VELUX FOUNDATIONS for a project examining…
A research team is working on optimising grass species that will reduce cow burps, thus reducing greenhouse gas emissions – in addition to increasing…
The routine breeding value assessment for reproductive performance in Denmark and Sweden may be improved by means of activity-based fertility traits.…
Science and commerce have joined forces to develop a wireless system for monitoring crops during storage.
An alliance of six organic farmers, two industrial partners and scientists from Aarhus University is set to develop new methods for the housing and…
Danish cows can leave a smaller impact on the environment in the future according to new research results from Aarhus University on feeding strategies…
The Milk Levy Foundation has granted 12.7 million Danish kroner to a new research project where scientists from Aarhus University will be one of the…
In a new project at AU Foulum the target is a 20 per cent reduction in methane emissions in cow burps. This could seriously reduce the agricultural…
Danish and Brazilian scientists have joined forces to improve the practical use of reproductive technologies in beef and dairy cows. The Brazilian…
Emissions of harmful methane from cows are to be reduced but with no concurrent loss of milk quantity or quality. Scientists from Aarhus University…
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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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