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Demonstration: Monitoring of grass quantity and quality consumed by suckler cows
Posted: Mon 7th Nov, 2022 |
Author: Jakeline Romero |
Category: Animal Monitor Tools in Fattening Units
Prediction of parturition to improve farmer’s ability to assist cows at the time of delivery
Posted: Mon 23rd Nov, 2020 |
Author: Karin von Deylen |
Category: Guidelines of Peripartum Measures to Prevent Dystocia (problems at calving)
Automatic individual weighing of animals (as frequently as they visit the water trough)
Posted: Tue 16th Jun, 2020 |
Author: Mimi Saville |
Category: Animal Monitor Tools in Fattening Units
Forage intake in grazing cattle with an acoustic monitoring system
Posted: Wed 13th Jan, 2021 |
Author: Jakeline Romero |
Category: Animal Monitor Tools in Fattening Units
Use of nutrient management plan to improve environmental sustainability and water quality (Ireland)
Posted: Mon 14th Dec, 2020 |
Author: Riet Desmet |
Category: Reduction of Nutrient & Pesticide Leaching to Improve Quality of Surface Water
Monitoring carcass pH to provide feedback to farmers in order to reduce pre-slaughter stress
Posted: Tue 18th Jan, 2022 |
Author: Airi Külvet |
Category: Animal feeding and stress on meat quality
Methods to reduce calf mortality and ensure a calf every year from beef cows in Natura area, by advancing the calving season and vaccinating against rotavirus
Posted: Sun 6th Mar, 2022 |
Author: Airi Külvet |
Category: Optimizing the number of calves per cow per year in suckler beef herds
Demonstration performed in Spain on Automated estrus detection
Posted: Fri 28th Oct, 2022 |
Author: Jakeline Romero |
Category: Optimizing the number of calves per cow per year in suckler beef herds
Holistic Management and Carbon sequestration
Posted: Tue 7th Sep, 2021 |
Author: Riet Desmet |
Category: Carbon sequestration
Maintenance of grasslands, especially in areas where cultivation is not possible
Posted: Mon 29th Aug, 2022 |
Author: Floriane PROST |
Category: Tools for calculating and improving environmental sustainability on beef cattle farms