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Session 01. Physiological limits related to intensive livestock farming systems

Date: 24 August ‘08; 08:30 - 12:30 hours
Chairperson: Vestergaard (DK)

Theatre Session 01

• Physiological monitoring of individuals and groups of pigs
  Dunshea, F.R., T. Banhazzi, I. Mccauley, R.J. Van Barneveld, A. Grasso, M. Tull, D. Broek and B.P. Mullan
• Can very high physiological demands of highly productive pigs be met without affecting their health and welfare?
  Prunier, A., I. Luron and H. Quesnel
• Use of early diagnostics and precision management tools to limit subclinical diseases in intensive dairy farming systems
  Ingvartsen, K.L.
• Identifying priorities among physiological functions: interactions between growth, pregnancy and lactation in dairy goat
  Puillet, L., M. Tichit, O. Martin, J. Tessier and D. Sauvant
• Estimation of dairy cows ability to tolerate once-daily milking
  Guinard-Flament, J., Y. Gallard and H. Larroque
• Effect of milking interval on alveolar and cisternal compartments in the udder of dairy sheep
  Castillo, V., X. Such, G. Caja, A.A.K. Salama, E. Albanell and R. Casals
• Subacute ruminal acidosis (SARA): animal welfare and feeding behaviour
  Commun, L., M.M. Mialon, C. Martin and I. Veissier
• Physical and biochemical characteristics of semen from rams treated with recombinant bovine somatotropin (rbST) (Presentation  |  Complete Paper)
  Shakweer, W., Y. Hafez, I. Awadalla and H. Mourad