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studier på 20 mjölkkogårdar i Halland
… samples were taken from the beginning, the middle part and from the end of the feeding table. This was done to investigate the homogeneity of the TMR. Planned allowance and actual allowance were both compared with the recommended allowance. Most of the minerals where given in …
… the species. The regulations also state that they should have an individual feeding regime that enables them to maintain a normal body condition. The aim with this master thesis has been to investigate if it is possible to keep Gotland ponies on extensive pastures, during late …
… about two hours. The four periods were distributed among the hours between the feeding time in the morning and the feeding time in the evening. The study was a "1-Zero sampling" trial and the behaviours that were recorded were; foraging, resting, weaving, moving, nose to nose …
… et al., (2000) and two control groups, of animals reared indoors on restricted feeding. Data from a total of 141 animals were analysed. The data, which was collected afterwards, contains weight and age at the first insemination and at calving, longevity, leg- and hoof health …
en fältstudie
… calves per year) the calves were often feed automatically. The most common feeding techniques for roughage and concentrates were manual feeding. The pens were bedded daily and it was usually done manually. The most common bedding material was straw. The majorities of the starter …
… where the populations where substantial. Both landowners and hunters have been feeding the wild boars in attempts to help and feed up the population. As a result of this they have adjusted to an artificial resource and the population density has increased. A large population of …
… or denser population on their land. Most people thought that supplemental feeding should be used with caution, and that what items that are used for feeding should be regulated. To obtain commonly accepted management plans in the future, it may be a good idea to regularly …
… an overview of rabbit meat production in the world, in terms of breeding and feeding. It examines how different feed components contribute to the health of the rabbit as well as the quality of the carcass, and the breeding strategies that are most common in the major producing …
… a day on grazing. Horses are often kept stabled in single boxes with a limited feeding time. The forage usually contains grain-based concentrates and roughage. The most common training method used on horses is negative reinforcement and the horse is being controlled with a …
Metabolic diseases in dairy cows are considered to increase the risk for claw lesions, most of all laminitis, sole haemorrhages and sole ulcers, but also to increase the risk for environmental claw lesions. The aim of this study was to compare claw health in 27 Swedish dairy …
… This makes it important to feed them with good forage, especially when feeding with silage. The process of making silage is very complex and requires a careful handling to be successful. The fundamental idea is to create an anaerobic environment in the herbage to favour the …
… why they choose to give this. Increased knowledge about the consequences of feeding the animals in the wrong way is important to avoid disturbances in the production, diseases and a decreased animal welfare.
En medicinsk översikt och kritisk analys samt fallstudier
Ätproblem hos barn är relativt vanliga och existerar både hos i övrigt friska barn och hos barn med andra sjukdomar och diagnoser. I vissa fall är ätproblemen så allvarliga att de leder till malnutrition. Ofta delas ätproblem in i kategorier beroende på om man tycker sig se en …
possibilities of increasing welfare in captive cheetahs through hunting enrichment
… of enrichments to stimulate this behaviour. Feasible enrichments could be feeding of carcasses or bones, live bait or a ”cheetah run”. A cheetah run consists of a moving bait system giving the cheetah an opportunity to pursue lure. Enrichment through live bait or the cheetah run …
… The risk of developing metabolic problems is reduced through the right feeding management and training. Research has shown that certain types of dietary fibers fed to horses can decrease the risk of dehydration, electrolyte depletion and fatigue. To prevent metabolic …
