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enkätundersökning
The horses? natural behaviour is easier to satisfy in a loose-housing system than housed in a traditional box. Law’s and science suggest that we should house horses in loose-housing, which improve the horse possibility to perform natural behaviours, to interact socially with …
… way to hold cows have been questioned and the number of dairy cows in loose housing has been increasing. Last year (2004) 19 percent in total of all farms with milk production in Sweden had their cows in loose housing. Because of EU-legislation concerning all organic production …
… double sole. The data also contained information about housing; tie stalls or loose-housing. Disease frequencies were studied depending on breed, lactation number and housing system and genetic parameters were estimated for the same breed-lactation-housing-combinations. To …
… consumers. The results showed us that the KRAV certificated farms used only loose housing barns and that the cattle were allowed a pasturetime of five months, or more, in one year. Our interviews with the consumers confirmed that KRAV was a well known trademark. The conventional …
… consumers. The results showed us that the KRAV certificated farms used only loose housing barns and that the cattle were allowed a pasturetime of five months, or more, in one year. Our interviews with the consumers confirmed that KRAV was a well known trademark. The conventional …
fallstudie
… with manure scraper, sliding straw bed, straw bed with outside pen and finally loose housing with cubicles. I have also interviewed two farmers who have newly built stables with some of the systems I have gone through. They have given their reflections about things to consider …
intervjuer med 52 hästhållare i 5 kommuner
… of housing system they are using today, thinks that single boxes indoors and loose housing systems are the most appropriate systems for the working environment and for the welfare of the horse, but single boxes are the most safety system. Most of the horse keepers think that …
… was used in a behaviour study. The influence of varying space per animal in a loose-housing system on behaviours like the horses' lying hall use, standing, resting, moving behaviour and threats was studied. The behaviour at three different horse densities ” 18 mares, 13 mares …
About 80 % of all Swedish dairy cows are kept in tie-stalls, but loose housing is increasing, probably because it is more profitable for the farmer. The design of the floors is of cruicial importance to the cows well-being. Traditionally, the most common type of floor in the …
… software. The results of the report will indicate that the production of loose timber is the most lucrative for the current project. Work should be carried out in small groups where each work team manages their own part of the production. The study concludes with a discussion …
… for instance pedometers and mounting detectors. These aids can be used in loose housing systems and even though they can be very efficient, visual observations are still important for detection of possible missed or false registrations. Analysis of milk progesterone can be used …
… rail-mounted carts, even though the latter still is unusual in horse stables. Loose housing is a way of keeping horses that meets their natural behaviour, and it becomes more common in Sweden. One type of combination of loose housing and mechanized cleaning and feeding is …
… ways. Ideas of how the future of horse holding might be like veered towards loose house systems, an alternative which could benefit mares, foals and young horses. Other positive aspects were that it would be an easier system for the handlers to manage due to being able to gather …
med exempel från mjölkkor i lösdrift
… model for easier animal welfare assessment- with examples from dairy cows in loose housing Animals in captivity are completely dependent on human care. If captive animals are prevented from exhibiting their natural behavior, they may suffer. Animal welfare inspectors, who insure …
… this study was to investigate if it is less stressful for cow and calves in loose housing systems when separation is made so they can see and touch each other (Physical Contact-PC) instead of just hearing each other (Hearing Contact-HC). The behavior of eight cow- calf pairs …
