Senger, 1994 - Google Patents
The estrus detection problem: new concepts, technologies, and possibilitiesSenger, 1994
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- Senger P
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- Journal of dairy science
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The single most important problem limiting high reproductive efficiency in the national dairy herd is poor detection of estrus. Failure to detect estrus or erroneous diagnosis of estrus results in an estimated annual loss of over $300 million to the dairy industry in the US. New …
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