Housing and the welfare of dairy cattle Professor Sammy Aggrey

Housing and the welfare of dairy cattle Professor Sammy AggreyIn modern dairy farming, lactating cows and un weaned calves are often housed indoors, in a restricted space, at high density, and or separate from other animals. Such housing conditions affect the welfare of the animals by creating risks of illness and injuries and placing restrictions on behaviour. This chapter will examine issues arising from the physical and social aspects of dairy cattle housing, with a focus on the most current and controversial

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