FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2141522041> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2141522041 endingPage "66" @default.
• W2141522041 startingPage "45" @default.
• W2141522041 abstract "The aim of this review is to summarise the main causes of poor welfare in intensively reared dairy cows. Intensive farming systems are considered, both from a structural and a managerial point of view, for their constraints that may limit animal welfare: possible physical activity; acceptable interactions with humans and other animals; feeding and watering, protection from climate, parasites, and diseases. The dairy farms managed according to the organic rules do not always guarantee, per se, better welfare conditions; organic or low input dairy farming needs to consider the right interaction among cattle breed and herd management, focusing on the actual quality of feedstuffs meet face cow requirements.The considered structural aspects evidence how special care must be given to the rest area (straw yard or cubicle); to the floors that should be not too hard or abrasive and not slippery; to the cubicle bedding material to ensure hygiene, softness, and dryness; to the feeding (and watering) area to reduce conflicts; to a microclimate control system, to avoid heat stress during summer time.The importance of proper management for animal welfare is evidenced for buildings and equipment, to have clean and comfortable stables and well functioning milking machines; nutritive and storage quality of feeds; diet suitability (energy, protein, physically efficient fibre, buffers etc.), in the different phases of a dairy cow’s life (dry period, close-up, transition, and lactation); feed distribution (frequency and time), and 24h availability.Special attention has to be paid to the social aspects, regarding both animal competition (stocking density, group size), and human/animal interactions (methods of management and manipulation).The interaction between welfare and health requires special attention. Poor welfare can cause immune depression, thus increasing the risk of disease. In turn, any disease that causes an inflammatory response may determine depression, anorexia, an increase in temperature, and metabolic pathways deviation, with a worsening of the overall sense of well-being." @default.
• W2141522041 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2141522041 creator A5056589088 @default.
• W2141522041 creator A5067125276 @default.
• W2141522041 date "2009-01-01" @default.
• W2141522041 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W2141522041 title "Main causes of poor welfare in intensively reared dairy cows" @default.
• W2141522041 cites W1193295106 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W196146661 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W1967434102 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W1970651492 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W1971197850 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W1971583105 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W1973961466 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W1975039870 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W1979942759 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W1980771729 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W1992892154 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W1993864214 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W1996946788 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2000566627 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2004351712 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2005002645 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2008959934 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2015330290 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2028391143 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2029710795 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2030112934 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2032000418 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2032564805 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2032924240 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2036729526 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2036891987 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2045292641 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2045661306 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2046659522 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2048281356 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2048806651 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2048886975 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2051633245 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2052647268 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2059584919 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2064102215 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2064403302 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2066075540 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2066693597 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2071546452 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2077364723 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2077647826 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2078082707 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2085901669 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2086736315 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2088081679 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2095798808 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2097921648 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2099909904 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2100264455 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2102305706 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2106198422 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2106365062 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2107729115 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2108860438 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2112972386 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2119352772 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2120090398 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2121212588 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2143880356 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2149008305 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2154351100 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2160906621 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2163024559 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2163179260 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2163483845 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2168110735 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2168686294 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2531237636 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2735648328 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W2801200085 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W3141188292 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W3148296200 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W4214853617 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W4242241897 @default.
• W2141522041 cites W4256470824 @default.
• W2141522041 doi "https://doi.org/10.4081/ijas.2009.s1.45" @default.
• W2141522041 hasPublicationYear "2009" @default.
• W2141522041 type Work @default.
• W2141522041 sameAs 2141522041 @default.
• W2141522041 citedByCount "14" @default.
• W2141522041 countsByYear W21415220412012 @default.
• W2141522041 countsByYear W21415220412013 @default.
• W2141522041 countsByYear W21415220412015 @default.
• W2141522041 countsByYear W21415220412016 @default.
• W2141522041 countsByYear W21415220412020 @default.
• W2141522041 countsByYear W21415220412021 @default.
• W2141522041 countsByYear W21415220412022 @default.
• W2141522041 countsByYear W21415220412023 @default.
• W2141522041 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2141522041 hasAuthorship W2141522041A5056589088 @default.

• next