Despite the implications for dairy cow welfare and productivity and the significant economic implications for dairy farmers, many dairy farmers fail to see lameness as a serious threat to their business. Photo: Ronald Hissink
Though lameness poses a serious threat to dairy herds, farmers fail to see it as such. Automated detection is helpful, but how can uptake be improved? A recent research paper by Dutton-Regester et al. dived into this question, focusing on the importance of the condition, farmer detection, diagnosis, and treatment of lameness (as well as farmer perceptions about the condition), and lameness detection technologies and their potential on-farm application to automate lameness detection in commercia
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