Search for dissertations about: "science of animal health and welfare"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 29 swedish dissertations containing the words science of animal health and welfare.
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11. Orthopaedic health, conformation and longevity in riding horses : a genetic and phenotypic study
Abstract : Soundness and longevity of the riding horse play a central role for animal welfare, sport performance and horse owner economy. Routine registration of health traits in horses is rare. Thus, knowledge of genetic variation in health of horses and long term effects on longevity is scarce. READ MORE
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12. Tropical paradise: Is it for cows? Animal welfare of cattle raised under tropical conditions
Abstract : Consumers in developing countries in the tropics are becoming more aware of farm animal welfare issues. Assessment protocols and changes to old harmful practices have become essential for the survival of small enterprises, which are the sole livelihood for many people living in poverty. READ MORE
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13. Trypanotolerance and phenotypic characteristics of four Ethiopian cattle breeds
Abstract : Trypanosomosis is the single most important livestock disease in sub-Saharan Africa. Infected animals suffer from weight loss, anemia and miscarriages. Trypanotolerant breeds, however, can survive, produce and reproduce even under disease pressure. In Ethiopia some breeds live in infected areas and could possess trypanotolerance. READ MORE
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14. A tale of tails : prevention of tail biting by early detection and straw management
Abstract : -Pigs in their natural environment spend the majority of their time exploring their surroundings through rooting, sniffing and chewing to find food and resting places. Rooting under commercial conditions is often fully dependent on the provision of rooting material. READ MORE
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15. Protein supply in organic broiler production using fast-growing hybrids : welfare and performance aspects
Abstract : The broiler's requirements of sulphur amino acids (AA) are high; however, currently available organic protein feedstuffs generally contain only low levels. According to national organic standards, fast-growing broilers in organic production are allowed to be slaughtered at 70 d, provided that their average growth rate does not exceed 50 g/day. READ MORE