Precision livestock management has become a new field of study as the result of recent
advancements in real-time global positioning system (GPS) tracking, accelerometer and …

Timely lameness detection is one of the major and costliest health problems in dairy cattle
that farmers and practitioners haven't yet solved adequately. The primary reason behind this …

Cattle are social creatures that naturally form dominant-subordinate relationships where
groups of individuals define their position within the group's social dominance hierarchy …

Group-living can be socially advantageous where the behavior of individuals may be
modified by group members through socially facilitative processes. Virtual fencing contains …

Lameness is a big problem in the dairy industry, farmers are not yet able to adequately solve
it because of the high initial setup costs and complex equipment in currently available …

The multiple spatial and temporal parameters affecting cattle herd distribution and activity
dynamics can significantly affect resource utilization but are not fully understood. The aim of …

Group-housed cattle may engage in agonistic interactions over resources such as feed,
which can negatively affect aspects of welfare. Little is known about how contextual factors …

Beef and dairy cattle are commonly housed in homogenous groups to help facilitate
management. In order to achieve homogenous groups, producers will employ social mixing …

While grazing lands can offer a diverse range of forages, individuals within herds prefer to
graze some habitats and not others. They can have consistent differences in grazing …

The high-resolution WGS analyses of MTBC strains have provided useful insight for
determining sources of infection for animal tuberculosis. In Spain, tuberculosis in livestock is …