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Production Diseases in Farm Animals: Pathophysiology, Profilaxis and Health Management

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This textbook Production Diseases in Farm Animals: Pathophysiology, Profilaxis and Health Management deals comprehensively with livestock production diseases and their prevention in the major species: ruminants, swine, and poultry. It gives an interdisciplinary view on pathophysiology, prophylaxis, and health management. Livestock breeding and husbandry is often accompanied by a conflict of interest between the animal´s biological requirements and economic producer needs. This conflict is increasingly gaining attention not only by producers, animal scientists, and veterinarians, but also by the public. A special section is devoted to behavioural signs indicating an impaired animal welfare. These are the basis for precision livestock farming (PLF) technology and the development of new management concepts. The present work is a valuable resource for veterinarians, students, as well as expert readers from animal and agricultural sciences, food safety and technology…

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This textbook Production Diseases in Farm Animals: Pathophysiology, Profilaxis and Health Management deals with livestock production diseases and their prevention in the major species: ruminants, swine, and poultry. It gives an interdisciplinary view on pathophysiology, prophylaxis, and health management. Livestock breeding and husbandry is often accompanied by a conflict of interest between the animal´s biological requirements and economic producer needs. This conflict is increasingly gaining attention not only by producers, animal scientists, and veterinarians, but also by the public 588 p.

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  • Josef Johann Gross, Editor. Currently Senior Scientist specialized in the nutritional impact on the adaptative physiology and health of dairy cows; Veterinary Physiology Division, University of Bern (Switzerland).
  • Publication date (digital version): 2024-05 – Springer; Copyright © 2024 by the Editor, under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG.

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