2014
DOI: 10.20870/productions-animales.2014.27.5.3083
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Aménagement des logettes et confort des vaches laitières

Abstract: Réalisant un bon compromis entre les besoins des animaux et ceux des éleveurs, la stabulation libre à logettes s’est imposée comme une des principales modalités d’hébergement des vaches laitières. Les recommandations relatives à sa mise en place et à sa gestion font cependant toujours l’objet de révisions. Une attention particulière est actuellement accordée à l’amélioration des conditions de confort de la vache. Le confort de la vache couchée peut être évalué par le temps passé en position couchée, la fréquen… Show more

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“…In addition, the number of germs is high on a sleeping area without bedding compared to those with bedding, acording to Kristula et al (2008) they observed bacterial populations grew steadily on mattresses and were generally higher at 36 to 48 hours than at 12 to 24 hours. Therefore, rugged terrain exposes cows to various trauma and overcontamination of udder by dirt (Cazin et al 2014) and an intensification of the proliferation of germs in the environment (Mtaallah et al 2002), indeed we noted a total absence of litter at the level the livestock building.…”
Section: Season Effectsupporting
confidence: 51%
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“…In addition, the number of germs is high on a sleeping area without bedding compared to those with bedding, acording to Kristula et al (2008) they observed bacterial populations grew steadily on mattresses and were generally higher at 36 to 48 hours than at 12 to 24 hours. Therefore, rugged terrain exposes cows to various trauma and overcontamination of udder by dirt (Cazin et al 2014) and an intensification of the proliferation of germs in the environment (Mtaallah et al 2002), indeed we noted a total absence of litter at the level the livestock building.…”
Section: Season Effectsupporting
confidence: 51%
“…The pollution of the udder depends on the quality of bedding and the atmosphere in the building. The purpose of bedding is to absorb moisture, while also improving animal comfort (Cazin et al 2014). In addition, the number of germs is high on a sleeping area without bedding compared to those with bedding, acording to Kristula et al (2008) they observed bacterial populations grew steadily on mattresses and were generally higher at 36 to 48 hours than at 12 to 24 hours.…”
Section: Season Effectmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…At this point, the knees carry more than half the body weight and the softness of the floor will inevitably affect the comfort of the animals. Hard floors may cause them to lie down less often, and this may be partially compensated by an increase in the average lying time (Rushen, Haley, & de Passille, 2007;Cazin et al, 2014).…”
Section: Time Needed To Lie Downmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to address this situation and to better understand the needs of livestock for better welfare and productivity, several studies have addressed problem of discomfort in dairy farms by relying on measures taken on animal's environment such as the length of stalls and cubicles (Husfeldtand & Endres, 2012;Cazin, Nicks, & Dufrasne, 2014) and other based on measurements taken directly on the animal which really and objectively reflect its state of well-being (De Boyer des Roches et al, 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%