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Volume 1 - April 2010

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THEATRE PRESENTATIONS: Health, Welfare and Behaviour

Key housing and management factors affecting lameness levels on Northern Ireland dairy farms

Selection of sires with good lambing and lamb vigour characteristics within three Suffolk strains

Grazing patterns and habitat selection of the Scottish Blackface compared with a crossbred, using GPS Satellite telemetry collars

Remote physiological monitoring in livestock: Assessment of stress in transit to improve welfare

Effectiveness of different footbath solutions in the treatment of digital dermatitis in dairy cows

Exploration of potential mechanisms for parasite induced anorexia of sheep through modelling

A multimedia-based cognitive-behavioural intervention program improves attitudes and handling behaviours of stockpeople in livestock farming

THEATRE PRESENTATIONS: Pigs

The effect of birth weight on the variation in live weight of pigs at weaning

Can Hampshires tolerate low lysine diets post weaning?

The post weaning and finishing performance of pigs with different wean weights when offered a high or low allowance of starter diets

The effect of terminal sire breed and slaughter weight on pig production and carcass performance

Effect of short-term feeding of genetically modified Bt maize (MON810) on gut microbiota, intestinal morphology and immune status of weanling pigs

Effect of dietary chicory on boar taint

A note on the effect of breed on the feeding behaviour of pigs and variation in feed intake, feed conversion ratio and feeding behaviour between pigs of the same breed

Comparison of a β-glucan-supplemented wheat-based diet with an oat-based diet on apparent total tract nutrient digestibility, nitrogen utilisation and accompanying manure odour and ammonia emissions from finisher pigs

Influence of within pen gender composition and weight variation on the welfare and growth performance of finishing pigs

Effect of piglet birth weight on serum triglyceride levels at weaning and at slaughter

Effect of supplementing late gestation sows with Saccharomyces cerevisiae on piglet growth performance

The impact of chronic environmental stressors on the social behaviour of growing pigs, Sus scrofa

HIGHLIGHTS (MINI THEATRE PRESENTATIONS): Diary

Effects of physical form of total mixed rations on feed intake and eating rate in lactating dairy cattle

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THEATRE PRESENTATIONS: Health, Welfare and Behaviour

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HIGHLIGHTS (MINI THEATRE PRESENTATIONS): Diary