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Genetic analysis of hoof traits
, 1994 Heritabilities of heel erosion and laminitis were more than 10% and improvement by traditional quantitative methods should be possible. Ranges of incidences of hoof traits varied from.6% to 2.1% (interdigital hyperplasia) to higher than 50% (heel erosion)
Huang, Yu-Chia
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The Crusta Genu Equinæ in Epilepsy [PDF]
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journaln ...
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A study of hoof diseases in dairy cattle
, 2010 Hoof diseases are a considerable problem from both an economical and animal welfare point of view. It leads to decreased production and reproduction performance and is a common cause of early culling.
Nessa, Anne Signy T.
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Claw lesions in dairy cows in Serbia
Lameness in cows is a major problem, affecting welfare and production results. We aimed in this study to identify claw lesions in lame dairy cows in Serbian farms.
Arsić, Sveta +4 more
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Small Ruminant Hoof Inspection as Animal Welfare Indicator: Gran Canaria Study.
, 2023 The care of the hooves in small ruminants often goes unnoticed, and along with most of the housing systems in which these animals live (poorly adapted), welfare and productivity are reduced.
Pérez Santana, Irene De Los Ángeles
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, 2021 Funkcionalna korekcija papaka rutinski je postupak nužan za očuvanje zdravlja papaka goveda. Dimenzije papaka rasplodnih bikova kao standardna mjera u funkcionalnoj korekciji papaka dosada nisu poznate.
Capak, Hrvoje
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Distribution of hoof lesions and hoof health strategies on a robotic milking farm
, 2018 In Turkey, the use of robotic milking technology is still very new. The scientific data showing the effects on animal health are important as well as the studies related to the economic performance of milking robots. The aim of this study was to evaluate
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Evaluating machine learning algorithms to predict lameness in dairy cattle.
PLoS ONEDairy cattle lameness represents one of the common concerns in intensive and commercial dairy farms. Lameness is characterized by gait-related behavioral changes in cows and multiple approaches are being utilized to associate these changes with lameness ...
Rajesh Neupane +5 more
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, 2004 One of the principal causes of lameness in cattle is claw horn lesions on the hoof, but the extent of the problem within Canada is unknown. My aim was to describe the prevalence of claw horn lesions in dairy cattle from the Fraser Valley of British ...
Bell, Erin Leigh
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