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An automatic lameness detection system for dairy cattle

Gourab Sen Gupta, Aaron Dalbeth, Johann T. Nel, Ken Mercer

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Abstract

Lameness in dairy cattle negatively effects the welfare of affected cows and is the third biggest cause of economic loss to the dairy industry in New Zealand. As the cost and frequency of lameness continues to increase, profitability will further decrease unless a more effective and efficient method of detecting cattle lameness is developed.

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Lameness in dairy cattle negatively effects the welfare of affected cows and is the third biggest cause of economic loss to the dairy industry in New Zealand. As the cost and frequency of lameness continues to increase, profitability will further decrease unless a more effective and efficient method of detecting cattle lameness is developed.

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Lameness in dairy cattle negatively effects the welfare of affected cows and is the third biggest cause of economic loss to the dairy industry in New Zealand. As the cost and frequency of lameness continues to increase, profitability will further decrease unless a more effective and efficient method of detecting cattle lameness is developed.

Key concepts: Lameness, Dairy cattle, Profitability index, Dairy industry, Animal welfare, Welfare, Business, Animal science

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