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- Dr Mette VaarstDr Mette VaarstDr Stephen RoderickDr Stephen RoderickDr Lindsay WhistanceDr Lindsay WhistanceDr Morten KargoDr Morten KargoDr Hannah JonesDr Hannah JonesDr Gillian ButlerDr Gillian ButlerDr Kerstin BarthDr Kerstin BarthDr Lisa MorgansDr Lisa MorgansDr Maria GrootDr Maria GrootDr Stig Milan ThamsborgDr Stig Milan ThamsborgDr David RoseDr David RoseDr Will SimonsonDr Will SimonsonDr Otto SchmidDr Otto SchmidDr Julie Brastrup ClasenDr Margot SlagboomDr Hannah DavisDr Marie HaskellDr Silvia IvemeyerDr Julie Føske JohnsenDr Catarina SvenssonDr Julie DuvalDr Ariane MaeschliDr Michael WalkenhorstDr Nadine RavinetDr Miguel Peña-EspinozaDr Andrew WilliamsDr Helena MejerDr Philip J. SkuceDr Juliette SchillingsDr Eden Keily-ThurstainDr Hannah StolzDr Karlotta KochDr Claudia MeierDr A. MullerDr C. SchaderProf. Florian LeiberDr Bernadette Oehen
2025
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Highlights the potential role organic dairy farming can play in addressing some of the key challenges facing the dairy sectorConsiders how the one-welfare perspective can be utilised to optimise the welfare of calves, adult cows and the humans that care for themShows how pasture-based production can contribute to improved cattle health and welfare, product quality and sustainability
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- Dr Kristin HalesDr Jeferson LourencoDr Darren S. SeidelDr Osman Yasir KoyunDr Dylan DavisDr Christina WelchDr James E. WellsDr Todd CallawayDr Michael BlümmelDr A. MullerDr C. SchaderProfessor Mario HerreroM. R. GargDr David M. E. PoulsenDr Scott StaggenborgHui ShenDr Justin Fowler
- Book 39 -
- Burleigh Dodds Science: Instant Insights
2021
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This specially curated collection features five reviews of current and key research on crops as livestock feed.The first chapter reviews the impact of feeding ruminants cereal grains on animal physiology and health. The chapter explores the use of starch-containing cereal grains as a feedstuff to improve animal efficiency and performance, as well as to reduce the environmental footprint of ruminant animal production.The second chapter discusses key environm...
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- Prof. Bernhard FreyerDr Maike KraussDr Paul MäderDr Joséphine PeignéDr Julia CooperDr Peter SørensenDr Luca BechiniProf Lars Stoumann JensenProf. Lidia Sas PasztDr Slawomir GluszekDr H. SpießProf. Michael J. GossDr Adrian UncDr Wilfried EhlersProf. M. R. FinckhDr S. M. JungeDr J. H. SchmidtDr O. D. WeedonDr Bernhard SpeiserDr Hans-Jakob SchärerDr Lucius TammDr B. SchmeheProf. Paolo BàrberiDr Susanne PadelDr A. MullerDr M. MeierDr C. SchaderDr A. GattingerDr M. SteffensDr Lukas PfiffnerDr Laura ArmengotDr C. VollenweiderDr Kirsten BrandtDr R. OnwongaDr K. P. SibugaDr H. NdukuDr L. SigsgaardDr A. SariaDr L. ShechamboDr M. MontoroDr C. ChepkoechDr Q. GengaDr Steven P. C. GrootProf. Raphael WahomeDr N. HalbergDr H. Høgh-JensenProf. Victor OloweProf. Sang Mok SohnProf. Roberto UgásDr Maaike H. J. E. RaaijmakersProf. C. WatsonDr E. A. StockdaleProf. Peter Von Fragstein und NiemsdorffProfessor Thomas Döring
2018
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Reviews key advances and best practice in cultivation techniques across the value chain of organic farmingDiscusses ways of monitoring and improving the environmental impact of organic crop productionParticular focus on ways of supporting organic farming in the developing world
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- Dr Alfredo J. EscribanoDr J. RyschawyProf. Raphael WahomeDr Caroline ChepkoechDr Silvia IvemeyerAnna BieberDr A. Spengler NeffProf. Florian LeiberDr A. MullerDr Veronika MaurerDr C. SchaderDr Isabel Blanco-PenedoDr José Perea-MuñozDr Georgios ArsenosDr Angeliki ArgyriadouDr Sotiria VourakiDr Athanasios GelasakisDr Barbara FrűhDr Mirjam HolingerDr Klaus HorstedDr Mette VaarstDr Timo StadtlanderDr Nicola BradbearDr Stephen RoderickDr Susanne PadelMr L. G. SmithDr A. G. WilliamsDr K. EllisDr Lindsay Whistance
2019
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Reviews key challenges and solutions in improving the health and welfare of organic farm animalsAddresses how organic livestock farming can build on smallholder systems such as pastoralism and agroforestryIncludes case studies on improving organic farming of dairy and beef cattle, sheep and goats, pig and poultry
Achieving sustainable production of milk Volume 3
Dairy herd management and welfare
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- Dr Ken LeslieTrevor DeVriesAnusha BulumullaDr Mi ZhouProf. Le Luo GuanProf. John McNamaraProf. Pekka HuhtanenProf. Michel A. WattiauxMatias A. AguerreSanjeewa D. RanathungaProf. C. J. C. PhillipsProf. J. R. RocheDr Michael BlümmelDr A. MullerDr C. SchaderProfessor Mario HerreroM. R. GargProf. C. Jamie NewboldDr Gregory B. PennerProf. Kenneth NordlundProf. Alexander C. O. EvansDr Jan HultgrenShenming ZengDr P. MoroniDr F. WelcomeM. F. AddisDr Nick J. BellProf. Wendela WapenaarSimon ArcherDr John RemnantAlan MurphyProf. Jacqueline B. MatthewsProf. Jeffrey RushenProf. Michael StearKaren Fairlie-ClarkeNicholas JonssonBonnie MallardDavid GrothProf. David C. BarrettKristen K. ReyherAndrea TurnerDavid A. TisdallMr Jonathan StathamProf. Jennie E. PryceYvette de HaasDr Carmen GalloAna StrappiniEmily Miller-Cushon
2017
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Reviews advances in understanding and improving the welfare of dairy cattle;Summarises current research on rumen biology, digestion and ways of optimising nutrition of dairy cattle from grazing to feed and feed supplements;Discusses latest developments in maintaining the health of dairy cattle, including the genetics of disease resistance and dairy herd health management
Achieving sustainable production of milk Volume 2
Safety, quality and sustainability
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- Dr Ram Pratim DekaDr P. MoroniDr F. WelcomeM. F. AddisDr Bernadette O'BrienKieran JordanErastus Kang'etheJagger HarveyProf. Pamela L. RueggDr Réjean BouchardClaire VerraesHelen DornomAnne-Charlotte DockèsNicole SillettJamie JonkerEmeritus Prof. Norman R. ScottCurt GoochMs Sophie BertrandMargaret E. GravesDr Ralph MartinDr J. UptonSabine CardoenE. MurphyDr Laurence ShallooM. MurphyI. J. M. De BoerBen TysonLiza StoreyDr Nick EdgarJonathan DraperChristine UnsonWendie ClaeysProf. Florian LeiberDr A. MullerDr Veronika MaurerDr C. SchaderAnna BieberDr Alison BaileyDr J. P. HillDr John MoranDr J. M. K. OjangoR. MrodeDr Lieve HermanA. M. OkeyoJ. E. O. RegeM. G. G. ChagundaD. R. KugonzaDr Gidi SmoldersDr Mette VaarstDr Delia GraceSilvia AlonsoDr Johanna LindahlSara AhlbergProfessor Peter Groot Koerkamp
2017
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Summarises current research on pathogenic risks affecting milk and ways they can be controlled on the farm;Reviews ways of measuring and reducing the environmental impact of dairy farming such as better grassland management;Assesses the wider role of dairy farming and how it can be improved in the developing world
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- Institute of Food Technologists Series
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