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  • 2. Relationship between herd size and measures of animal welfare on dairy cattle farms with freestall housing in Germany.
    Gieseke D, Lambertz C, Gauly M.
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  • 11. Applying animal-based welfare assessments on New Zealand dairy farms: feasibility and a comparison with United Kingdom data.
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  • 16. Changes in management practices and apparent prevalence on Canadian dairy farms participating in a voluntary risk assessment-based Johne's disease control program.
    Sorge US, Lissemore K, Godkin A, Jansen J, Hendrick S, Wells S, Kelton DF.
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  • 19. A survey of Australian dairy farmers to investigate animal welfare risks associated with increasing scale of production.
    Beggs DS, Fisher AD, Jongman EC, Hemsworth PE.
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