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… harvest since the most of the beets cannot be used directly, and a consistent feed to the biogas reactors is favorable. The most common way to store the beets today is in covered storage or silage. The beets are usually in need of being co-digested together with another …
Jämförelse av färska, stuklagrade samt ensilerade betor i laboratorieskala
… harvest since the most of the beets cannot be used directly, and a consistent feed to the biogas reactors is favorable. The most common way to store the beets today is in covered storage or silage. The beets are usually in need of being co-digested together with another …
… is a possibility that the station can once againbe used as a power station to feed electricity to the grid. This will demand a largeamount of work and economic investment. Therefore is both technical andeconomical calculations needed in order to get the facility profitable. This …
Bloggförfattares upplevelser av sin sjukdomssituation och sitt bloggande
… cancerdrabbade. Den kan även innebära ett psykosocialt stöd, både i form av feedback från läsare och genom att ingå i ett socialt nätverk.
En intervjustudie med ledare inom laboratoriemedicin.
… olika teman vilka var specifika egenskaper, delegering, resor, motivation och feed-back, avstämmande kommunikation, kommunikationsformer, mötesformer, medarbetarsamtal och information. Det som utmärkte ledarskapet på distans var att en stor del av arbetstiden gick åt till …
… approval and two without. The measurements were conducted in the morning at feeding in the stable and outside at three consecutive days. In addition, data loggers were placed in the stables and outside for continuous measurements of temperature and RH during the same three …
the curious case of a water- and mosquito associated bacterium in Sweden
… On the one hand, mosquitoes have been proposed to acquire the bacterium while feeding on infected animals and, on the other hand, already at their larval stages. Although no agreement is reached in literature, the involvement of larvae would inevitably bridge the gap between the …
… routines as many light hours during the lactation period and keeping the feed ratio of sows unchanged for the time around expected farrowing. Also, routines for identifying sow refusing to eat and the detection of the end of a farrowing was proved to be important for low …
… status after calving. For high yielding cows there is a high risk that the feed intake will not be sufficient to cope with the increased energy demands after calving, and the cow will end up in a state of negative energy balance. Energy balance can be measured in various ways …
… Within dairy production it becomes more common to rear calves in groups and feed them by an automatic milk feeder. The milk feeder enables for the calves in greater extent to ingest milk or milk replacer several times per day and they are also able to perform natural behaviors …
… enable the comparison, six general categories regarding welfare were defined (feed, water, health, environment, management and behaviour) and assessment points of the two schemes divided accordingly. Both schemes predominantly use input measures with the exception of a slightly …
… most common way to house horses in Sweden. The way that we manage, house and feed the horses are not optimal for the species natural basic behavioural needs. However, the awareness of this grows in the context of research and the emergence of alternative housing systems. One of …
… and a slightly increased milk production, probably because of the increased feed amount and quality. The largest difficulty was to get enough fodder during the dry season. To construct radical terraces and plant on them seemed to be a smart way to streamline the land use but …
… a larger research project which also covers additional aspects like fertility, feed intake and milk composition. The present literature review also includes these aspects. All cows at Lövsta Research Centre with expected calving date from 20 September 2012 to 28 February 2013 …
The idea behind this project came from a feed study executed two years during the lambing season. Both years wool loss was experienced. Low temperature in combination with shearing was believed to cause the wool loss the first year, while protein deficiency was believed to be …
