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DeLaval appreciates the input and experience of many contributors and researchers from within DeLaval and the international dairying community in producing this booklet.
A key resource for the development of this booklet was Jan Hulsen of Vetvice, whose book Cow Signals (Roodbont Publishers, 2005) has been inspirational in helping us increase our understanding of cow comfort and the important role it plays in maximising the returns from any modern dairy herd.
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Bergsten, Christer. 2002. Future direction & issues in hoof care & cow comfort. www.milkproduction.com.
Blowey, Roger & Peter Edmondson. 1995. Mastitis control in dairy herds. Old Pond Publishing.
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Bray, David R. & Jan K.Shearer. 2003. Mastitis Control. Document DS7, Animal Science Department, Florida Cooperative Extension Service, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida. Original pub. Oct.1986, revised June 1996, reviewed June 2003. http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/.
Cook, Nigel B. The Influence of Cow Comfort on Lameness and Production. University of Wisconsin-Madison. www.vetmed.wisc.edu/dms/fapm/publicats/proceeds/
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de Ondarza, Mary Beth. 2001. Behavior. www.milkproduction.com.
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Quaife, Thomas & Roger Palmer. 2002. New research sheds light on bedding choices. Dairy Herd Management, University of Wisconsin.
Robinson P.H. 2001. Locomotion Scoring Dairy Cows. Cooperative Extension, University of California, Davis.
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