Newspaper article2021
Skogsodling på nedlagd åker lönsam och klimatvänlig
Kumm, Karl-Ivar.
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Department of Animal Environment and Health
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences
Publications
2021
Newspaper article2021
Slöseri - oanvänd mark kan ge stora nyttor
Kumm, Karl-Ivar.
Report2021Open access
Lantgården som resurs för samhället och organisationen av dess välfärdsinsatser
Berget, Bente; Höglund, Jenny; Yrjas, Christer et al.
Conference abstract2021
Pretesting of a housing system for breeding layers
Gunnarsson, Stefan.
Conference abstract2021Peer reviewed
Rearing pigs with intact tails: How to do
Gunnarsson, Stefan; Lundeheim, Nils; Wallenbeck, Anna et al.
Magazine article2021
Nystart för SCAW - Nationellt centrum för djurvälfärd
Berg, Lotta; Berg, Charlotte.
Magazine article2021
Ett levande museum i Skara
Algers, Bo; Stigsson, Margareta.
Book chapter2021Peer reviewed
Behavioral biology of rabbits
Lidfors, Lena; Dahlborn, Kristina.
Research article2021Peer reviewed
Striped catfish (Pangasianodon hypophthalmus) use air-breathing and aquatic surface respiration when exposed to severe aquatic hypercarbia
Morgan, Rachael; Tunnah, Louise; Tuong, Dang D. et al.
Doctoral thesis2021Open access
Who you gonna call? Examining the possibilities of remote veterinary meat inspection
Almqvist, Viktor.
Research article2021Peer reviewedOpen access
Development of existing scoring systems to assess behavioural coping in shelter cats
Hirsch, Elin Netti; Andersson, Maria; Loberg, Jenny et al.
Report2021
Food loss in Sweden : National follow-up methods for increased knowledge about losses and resources in food production
Lindow, Karin; Strid, Ingrid; Olsson, Marie et al.
Research article2021Peer reviewedOpen access
Can intravenous oxytocin infusion counteract hyperinflammation in COVID-19 infected patients?
Buemann, Benjamin; Marazziti, Donatella; Uvnas-Moberg, Kerstin.
Conference abstract2021
Effect of straw distribution method on pig behaviour
Wallgren, Torun; Gunnarsson, Stefan.
Conference abstract2021
A model for economic impact of animal welfare improvements at slaughter of cattle and pig
Jerlström, Josefine.
Conference paper2021Peer reviewed
Machine learning algorithms can predict tail biting outbreaks in pigs using feeding behaviour records
Ollagnier, Catherine; Kasper, C.; Wallenbeck, Anna et al.
Conference abstract2021
Evaluating bonding and maternal behaviour of Swedish dairy cows in a cow-calf-contact system
Svensson, E.; Verbeek, Else; Agenäs, Sigrid et al.
Conference abstract2021
PIGWEB: an infrastructure for experimental research for sustainable pig production
Van Milgen, J.; Millet, S.; Westin, Rebecka et al.
Research article2021Peer reviewedOpen access
Disturbance of resting behaviour of broilers under different environmental conditions
Forslind, Sara; Blokhuis, Harry J.; Riber, Anja B..
Conference poster2021
Is good slaughter profitable? : An economic model for animal welfare improvements of bovine and porcine slaughter
Jerlström, Josefine; Berg, Lotta; Karlsson, Anders et al.
Report2021Open access
Stunning methods for pigs at slaughter
Wallgren, Torun; Wallenbeck, Anna; Berg, Lotta.
Research article2021Peer reviewedOpen access
All the Pups We Cannot See: Cannibalism Masks Perinatal Death in Laboratory Mouse Breeding but Infanticide Is Rare
Brajon, Sophie; Morello, Gabriela Munhoz; Capas-Peneda, Sara et al.
Research article2021Peer reviewedOpen access
Evaluation of test characteristics of 2 ELISA tests applied to bulk tank milk and claw-trimming records for herd-level diagnosis of bovine digital dermatitis using latent class analysis
Holmoy, Ingrid H.; Ahlen, Lina; Frossling, Jenny et al.
Research article2021Peer reviewedOpen access
Associations between neck plumage and beak darkness, as well as comb size measurements and scores with ranging frequency of Sasso and Green-legged Partridge chickens
Sztandarski, Patryk; Marchewka, Joanna; Wojciechowski, Franciszek et al.
Other publication2021
Promoting range use in laying hens
Gunnarsson, Stefan; Ferrante, Valentina; Riber, Anja Brinch et al.