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Ocena počutja molznic v različnih sistemih reje
ID Koncilja, Nika (Author), ID Klopčič, Marija (Mentor) More about this mentor... This link opens in a new window

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Abstract
Počutje živali je zelo pomembna vrednota za rejce in je deležno vedno večje pozornosti potrošnikov. Cilj naloge je bil oceniti počutje krav molznic v različnih sistemih reje, in sicer smo za analizo uporabili podatke o počutju krav molznic v 20 čredah, nastanjenih v hlevih s prosto rejo in ležalnimi boksi (referenčni hlevi), ter primerjali parametre počutja s kravami molznicami, nastanjenimi v 20 kompostnih hlevih (brez ležalnih boksov – pilotni hlevi). Raziskavo smo opravili v zimi 2017/2018 na 40 kmetijah v 6 državah v okviru projekta EraNet SusAn FreeWalk. Živali v kompostnih hlevih so bile bolj umazane od živali v referenčnih hlevih, vendar so imele zato manj poškodb, ran in oteklin kot živali v referenčnih hlevih. Kar se tiče pojava šepavosti, ni bilo razlik med obema sistemoma. Kompostni hlevi imajo večjo ležalno površino na žival, kar omogoča kravam daljši čas počivanja in manj težav pri vstajanju oziroma uleganju. V nalogi prikazujemo tudi rezultate ocen počutja krav molznic na referenčni slovenski kmetiji z ležalnimi boksi in pilotni kmetiji s kompostnim hlevov v primerjavi z drugimi referenčnimi oziroma pilotnimi kmetijami v Evropi. Ugotovili smo, da je treba pri slovenskih kmetijah bolj poudariti izbiro primernega nastilja, strokovno korekcijo parkljev in dimenzije ležalnih boksov. Za doseganje boljših proizvodnih rezultatov in kakovosti počutja krav molznic bi morali kombinirati več različnih sistemov, pri tem pa nameniti več pozornosti nastilju in velikosti ležišč za krave molznice.

Language:Slovenian
Keywords:govedo, krave, molznice, sistemi reje, prosta reja, kompostni hlevi, dobro počutje živali
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Organization:BF - Biotechnical Faculty
Year:2018
PID:20.500.12556/RUL-105295 This link opens in a new window
COBISS.SI-ID:4152456 This link opens in a new window
Publication date in RUL:21.11.2018
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Language:English
Title:Evaluation of the welfare of dairy cows in different housing systems
Abstract:
Animal welfare has a very important significance for breeders and is gaining attention from consumers. The aim of the master thesis was to evaluate the welfare of dairy cows in different housing systems, using the data on the welfare of dairy cows in 20 herds inhabited in free barn with cubicles (reference farms) and comparing welfare parameters with dairy cows settled in 20 compost barns (without cubicles - case farms). Collection of welfare quality indicators was conducted in winter 2017/2018 on 40 farms in 6 countries under the EraNet SusAn FreeWalk project. Dairy cows in compost stables were dirtier than cows in reference stables. However, they had fewer integument alterations throughout the body: hairless patches lesions and swelling than animals in the reference stables. Regarding the occurrence of lameness, there were no differences between both systems. Compost stables have a larger lying surface, which allows cows to have longer and more comfortable rest periods and less difficulty in standing or lying. In this thesis, we also present the results of the welfare quality results for dairy cows on the Slovenian reference farm with cubicles and case farms with compost barns compared to other reference or case farms in Europe. We have found that Slovene farms need to give more emphasis to the choice of suitable bedding material, professional hoof trimming, and the dimensions of cubicles. In order to achieve the best production results and the quality of dairy cows' well-being, it would be necessary to combine several different systems, while increasing the attention to the bedding and size of cubicles for dairy cows.

Keywords:cattle, dairy cows, housing systems, free barn, compost-bedded pack barn, animal welfare

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