Impact of lameness on behavior and productivity of lactating Holstein cows

By S. T. Juarez, P. Robinson, E. Depeters, E. O. Price. 2003

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Subfields: Animal Science and Zoology, Genetics, Small Animals

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1. C. J. Rutten
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4. Sandra Rose-Meierhöfer
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6. Christoph Römer
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• Invited review: sensors to support health management on dairy farms. (2013, background): “As leg and claw disorders are painful for a cow, she tries to cope with this pain by changing her walking and standing behavior (Juarez et al., 2003).”
• Electronic detection of lameness in dairy cows through measuring pedometric activity and lying behavior (2012, background): “This results support the finding of (Singh et al., 1993; Galindo and Broom, 2002; Juarez et al., 2003; Walker et al., 2008), who reported an increase in daily lying time in lame cows compared with sound cows.”