Unfavorable weather conditions are one of the largest constraints to maximizing farm animal
productivity. Heat stress (HS), in particular, compromises almost every metric of profitability …

Heat stress (HS) is a multi-factorial problem that negatively affects livestock health and
productivity and is closely linked with animal welfare. While HS may not be harmful when …

The aim of this research is to examine the influence of heat stress (HS) on body temperature
(BT) measured rectally (RT) or by infrared thermography (IRT) of the nose (NT), eye (ET), leg …

Selection for heat tolerant (HT) animals in dairy production has been so far linked to
estimation of declines in production using milk recording and meteorological information on …

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of seasonal heat stress (HS) on productive
performance, physiological responses, metabolism, and hematological profile of hair breed …

Abstract Twenty Dorper× Katahdin male lambs (body weight= 33.9±0.4 kg and age= 4.5
months) were individually housed for a 30-d feeding period to evaluate the effects of …

The extent to which reduced feed intake contributes to decreased growth during heat stress
(HS) in the ovine model is not clear. To evaluate the impact of decreased DMI on …

To distinguish between the direct effects of heat stress (HS) and reduced DMI on metabolic
and physiological variables, morphometry, and gene expression of transporters involving in …

Early life heat stress negatively affects rabbit production and well‐being. However, the
physiological response to acute heat stress in later life is not clearly defined. The present …

Climate change, and thermal stress (ie, heat and cold) in particular, is a key limiting factor to
efficient animal production and negatively impacts health and development during postnatal …