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Larger livestock farms increase the risk of disease and nutrient leakage – and raise issues of animal welfare and ethics, says Stefan Gunnarsson, Senior Lecturer in Collaboration in Animal Production.
Knowledge bank: Animals
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How calves drink milk when mum is around
In modern dairy farming, the calf is commonly separated from the cow within a few hours of birth and is then fed milk or milk replacer with little opportunity for natural suckling. A new study from SLU examined two different systems where cow and calf have contact after birth. -
Introduction to automatic forage stations and measurement of forage intake rate in an active stable for horses
Interest in the use of open barns on Swedish horse farms is increasing as an alternative to keeping horses in box stalls. What is the best way to introduce new horses to the facility's automated feeding system?
Research: Animals
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Reindeer herding - An indigenous food system in transition
How can collaboration between researchers and reindeer herders contribute to new innovative forms for connecting producers and consumers of reindeer herding products? -
Network for novel remote sensing technologies in forest disturbance ecology - RESDiNET
The project’s aim is to strengthen cooperation between Slovakia and the Nordic countries, focusing on new remote sensing techniques to combat insect damage in forests.