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En studie av den svenska miljöteknikbranschen
… exports which has started a process with the aim of finding Sweden’s next cash cow in export. Sweden adopted stringent environmental laws early which positioned them as a strong nation in environmental awareness. The stringent environmental legislation meant that the Swedish …
Information regarding cows grazing behaviour and time spent grazing can be of great interest to dairy farmers, since this information can indicate how well suited the pasture is to the cows. Feed intake at pasture is however challenging to measure. Automated systems for …
relations between enteric production and production from faeces and urine
… higher methane production from the manure.In this study four rumen fistulated cows of the Swedish Red Breed was included. The cows where held in a separate part of a barn so that the sampling would not be disturbed by the other animals. The study was divided into four periods of …
en studie bland blivande landskapsarkitekter
… på mjölkgårdar för att göra produktionen mer hållbar.Projektet har döpts till Cow Power, som till svenska kan översättas som Kraften från kon. För att få bättre insikt i projektet kontaktade vi universitetet som bjöd in oss med varm hand. Redogörelsen av projektet grundar sig …
… the hypothalamo-pituitary-gonadal axis by endogenous and/or exogenous factors. Cows with a cystic ovarian follicle appear to be in the phase of anestrous or never leave the oestrous phase. Since the condition is treatable with GnRH there are different theories of where the …
a case study in the Nyando district inSouth-Western Kenya
… and practical measurements were performed. The selected farms represented both cow and goat keepers with exotic breed, local breed and crossbred animals. Water access differed between the farms. Some had unlimited access to water while others had restricted access. Milk …
livestock grazing around summer farms in Jämtland, boreal Sweden 1800-2011
… livestock numbers were given when goats and sheep were at their peak and cows still increased, but the stocking density was at its maximum when cow numbers were at their peak, since they were the most energy demanding. At the peak of grazing equivalents there was a bit more than …
… balance. Milk is easily sampled and the sampling is not stressful for the cow and doesn’t create additional work for the farmer. Milk urea concentrations can have large variations for many reasons. This is important to consider when the test milking is performed. The fertility …
… milking systems (AMS) are growing in popularity. In these systems the cows are loose and have to get to the robot and the feed on their own. The cows ranking in this system affect their welfare. In this study data from seven years in an AMS was used and analysed. The aim was to …
… are common diseases in modern dairy production. They are painful for the cow and costly for the producer. Differences in the prevalence of claw disease depending on housing system have previously been observed. This raises the question if there are genotype by environment (GxE) …
… balance. Milk is easily sampled and the sampling is not stressful for the cow and doesn’t create additional work for the farmer. Milk urea concentrations can have large variations for many reasons. This is important to consider when the test milking is performed. The fertility …
… the calf is fed with purchased milk replacer or raw milk straight from the cow. On all farms, it will be a surplus of milk that may not be delivered to the dairy for various reasons. Milk that may not be supplied to the dairy includes colostrum and milk with unnormal properties …
production benefits and problems
… farmers 28 reported that they had ruminants. The majority of the farmers had cows with milk production being the primary purpose, while the main purpose with small ruminants was compost to use as fertilizer at the fields. The biggest benefits as a result of the milk production …
a case study of goals and decision-making within the household
… and the amount of milk off-take. Normally, Maasai women milk two teats in each cow and leave the remaining two teats for the calf to suckle until the end of lactation. The present work was a case study of the Maasai in the semi-arid areas Olkiramatian and Shompole, Kenya …
… contact with the members of this study when recognizing an animal with CM. Cows were clinically examined, all quarters were examined by California Mastitis Test (CMT) and milk samples for bacteriological culturing were collected from all quarters positive for CM. A total of 24 …
