Sentence examples for managed dairy systems from inspiring English sources

These mortality rates are more than 3 times what is observed in most well managed dairy systems in developed countries where the all-cause mortality rates are frequently reported to be below 5% [ 23- 25].

The well managed dairy cattle herd (Israeli-Holstein breed), comprising 40 lactating cows, was kept under a zero-grazing management system in open barns, all the year round, with a rolling herd milk production average of 9,000 kg.

Conventionally managed dairy cows in 3rd lactation or more were found to have longer time from calving-to-first service than organically managed dairy cows.

Data from a 12-year longitudinal study was used to compare reproductive performance (RP), general animal health, and longevity in conventionally managed dairy cows and organically managed dairy cows.

The second illustrates an efficient Bayesian sensitivity analysis of a complex simulation model that estimates the prevalence of VTEC O157 within a managed dairy herd.

There was no difference in prevalence of or incidence risk for BRSV or BoCV between organically and conventionally managed dairy herds in Sweden.

Dairy systems predominantly based on rotational grazing are notoriously hard to manage.

This implied that risk of DON toxicity in dairy cows was low in both dairy systems.

This condition presented a concern in the dairy industry in this region as the risk of AFB1 toxicity in dairy cows was high in both dairy systems.

Several trends can be seen in the selection of dairy systems.

Housing of dairy cattle has an unfavourable influence on claw health, but the negative influence of confined dairy systems may be reduced if they are well designed [ 5].