Partially Covered Housing Systems (Webinar)

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Emily Litzow

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Gratuit + GST

Description

ALFA in collaboration with MLA conducted a webinar focused on shedding light on the benefits of partial covered housing systems in Australian feedlots. The free webinar provided valuable insights into the decisions surrounding the implementation or upgrading of shade and shelter infrastructure within feedlots.

For lot feeders considering retrofitting existing feedlot pens with either shade or shelter, partial coverage is a very viable option backed by solid data on improved performance and animal welfare emerging from studies, which will be presented as part of the webinar.

Learn from out presenters:

  • Dr Melissa George - Veterinary Consultant and Research Scientist - Bovine Dynamics
  • Chris Gibson - Long Gully Feedlot VIC
  • Dr Joe McMeniman - MLA Program Manager - Feedlot
  • Dr Matt Van der Saag - MLA Feedlot Project Manager
  • Jeff House - ALFA/MLA Technical Services Officer

 

Certificat

Si vous terminez ce cours, vous obtiendrez le certificat ALFA Certificate of Attendance 2025

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