The objective of this review was to describe recent changes and expected developments in
housing systems for dairy cows. These new developments should create an appropriate …

An increase in the average herd size on Australian dairy farms has also increased the labor
and animal management pressure on farmers, thus potentially encouraging the adoption of …

It is a well-known worldwide trend to increase the number of animals on dairy farms and to
reduce human labor costs. At the same time, there is a growing need to ensure economical …

An online survey to identify producer precision dairy farming technology perception was
distributed in March 2013 through web links sent to dairy producers through written …

There are increasing opportunities to use smart farming technologies for improved
management of farming systems. However, there is limited understanding of how the …

We leverage spatial and temporal variation in the implementation of county‐level 287 (g)
immigration enforcement policies as a quasi‐experiment to measure the effects of an inward …

Simple Summary Understanding the perception of dairy farmers regarding precision
livestock technologies is crucial for creating strategic actions that will increase the rate of …

As lameness is a major health problem in dairy herds, a lot of attention goes to the
development of automated lameness-detection systems. Few systems have made it to the …

Calf behaviors such as step activity, lying bouts, and lying time may be an indicator of calf
health and welfare. To reduce time-consuming visual observations, the use of behavioral …

Using USDA's Agricultural Resource Management Survey data, factors leading to the
adoption of technology, management practices, and production systems by US beef cow-calf …