Session 31. Innovations that result in efficient and environmentally friendly farming

Date: 27 August ‘08; 08:30 - 12:30 hours
Chairperson: Kuipers (NL)

Theatre Session 31

• New tools in monitoring animal behavior and health for decision making
  Halachmi, I., M. Klopcic and P. Polak
• Design of future dairy farming systems
  Galama, P.J.
• Innovative Ideas of multifunctional land use in the global context
  Rahmann, G.
• Optimization of insemination decisions and value of pregnancy in dairy cattle
  De Vries, A.
• A cost effectiveness approach to identify cheap and accurate indicators to assess livestock impact on biodiversity
  Tichit, M., A. Barbottin, C. Cadet and D. Makowski
• Move the milking parlour to the cow
  Lenssinck, F.A.J.
• Performance of using electronic identification for milk recording in dairy goats
  Ait-Saidi, A., G. Caja, S. Carné, A.A.K. Salama and J.J. Ghirardi
• Planning agents’ work in cows artificial insemination services
  Shneider, B., M. Eben Chaime, D. Gilad and I. Halachmi
• Mastitis and lameness detection using different statistical methods
  Kramer, E., D. Cavero, E. Stamer and J. Krieter
• Determination of grazing pressure using RS Techniques and monitoring the change in grassland status by GIS
  Bozkurt, Y., L. Basayigit and I. Kaya

Poster Session 31

• Medium-term performance of electronic rumen boluses for the identification of different goat breeds in the U.S.
  Carné, S., T.A. Gipson, M. Rovai, R.C. Merkel and G. Caja
• Influence of a changed milk fat/ milk protein ratio by breeding measures on the greenhouse gas emissions in the milk production
  Brade, W., U. Daemmgen, P. Lebzien and G. Flachowsky