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Publication Date
1989
Location
Nice France
Description
Under the monsoon climate, maximum temperature showed 34 °C in August and minimum temperature showed - 15 °C in February, total rainfall amounting to 1.700 mm. Through the welfare of the grazing cattle, both hot, rain and frosty environment influence the animal production (Bennett et al., 1984; Done-Currie Jr et al., 1984; Fraser, 1983). In order to improve the welfare of grazing cattle under hot, cold, rain and attacks of the external parasites, the efficiency of cattle clothes were studied.
Citation
Sakurai, M and Yamada, A, "The Influence of Clothes on the Thermoregulatory Behavior and the Protection Against External Parasites of Grazing Cattle" (1989). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 44.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1989/session9/44)
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The Influence of Clothes on the Thermoregulatory Behavior and the Protection Against External Parasites of Grazing Cattle
Nice France
Under the monsoon climate, maximum temperature showed 34 °C in August and minimum temperature showed - 15 °C in February, total rainfall amounting to 1.700 mm. Through the welfare of the grazing cattle, both hot, rain and frosty environment influence the animal production (Bennett et al., 1984; Done-Currie Jr et al., 1984; Fraser, 1983). In order to improve the welfare of grazing cattle under hot, cold, rain and attacks of the external parasites, the efficiency of cattle clothes were studied.
