April
Editor-in-chief
Dr. João Souza-Junior
Periodicity
Quarterly
April
Editor-in-chief
Dr. João Souza-Junior
Periodicity
Quarterly
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Editor-in-chief
Dr. João Souza-Junior
Periodicity
Quarterly
Effects of transport on water buffaloes (Bubalus bubalis): factors associated with the frequency of skin injuries and meat quality
José-Pérez
N,
Mota-Rojas
D,
et al.
Review Article | It is well known that transporting livestock is stressful for the animals and a primary cause of skin lesions. The effects of transport on the water buffalo ( Bubalus bubalis ) have not...
Published in 28 February 2022
Thermal environment characterization of laying hen-housing systems
Mascarenhas
N M H,
Araújo Furtado
D,
et al.
Review Article | O objetivo do estudo foi reunir de formar sistêmica informações sobre as diversas variáveis que influência na caracterização do ambiente térmico nos galpões avícolas. A avicultura de postura é...
Published in 17 January 2022
Composition and structure of the skin of dromedary (Camelus dromedaries, L, 1758) young adult from two Algeria populations
Hamdi
I,
Benaissa
A,
et al.
Research Article | In the face of climate change, the eco-dromedary seems to adapt to meteorological constraints. This work compares the skin of the forehead, the hump, and the axillary part of two populations of...
Published in 14 April 2022
Evaluation of the insecticidal activity of Solanum mammosum (L.) fruit extract against Drosophila melanogaster
Tran
T M,
Tang
H C,
et al.
Research Article | Solanum mammosum (L.) is known as a poisonous plant and has been extensively used for anti-cancer, antifungal, antibacterial properties. However, the effectiveness of Solanum...
Published in 11 April 2022
Non-invasive assessment of physiological stress in captive common palm civets (Paradoxurus hermaphroditus) in Vietnam
Nguyen
T T H,
Nguyen
T. M. D.
Research Article | Common Palm Civet ( Paradoxurus hermaphroditus ) is a rare mammal appearing in South and Southeast Asia, first described in 1777. An expensive coffee is made of beans eaten and rejected...
Published in 11 April 2022
Scrotal circumference in Karagouniko and Chios sheep in relation to the aerial environment
Matsoukis
A,
Chronopoulou-Sereli
A,
et al.
Research Article | Local breeds are a valuable asset in sheep farming systems in Greece and other Mediterranean countries. Among these, Karagouniko and Chios sheep hold a special position, participating in...
Published in 11 April 2022
The influence of clove leave extract (Syzygium aromaticum) on growth performance and bacterial population of broiler chickens raised in stressful conditions of high stocking density
Sjafani
N,
Hasan
S,
et al.
Research Article | Broilers maintenance at high stocking density impacts uncomfortable conditions; this increases the potential for stress, reduces feed consumption, and reduces production performance and health...
Published in 25 January 2022
Effect of essential oils and aqueous extracts of plants on in vitro rumen fermentation and methane production
Molho-Ortiz
A A,
Romero-Pérez
A,
et al.
Research Article | The objective of this study was to evaluate in vitro rumen fermentation and methane production under the influence of two sources of phytochemicals: essential oils (EOs) and aqueous...
Published in 12 January 2022
GPS, LiDAR and VNIR data to monitor the spatial behavior of grazing sheep
Plaza
J,
Sánchez
N,
et al.
Research Article | Traditional knowledge about the behavior of grazing livestock is about to disappear. Shepherds well know that sheep behavior follows non-random patterns. As a novel alternative to seeking...
Published in 25 January 2022
Mitigating feather pecking behavior in laying poultry production through tryptophan supplementation
Van Hieu
T,
Nguyen Hoang
Q,
et al.
Mini-Review | Feather pecking behavior is regarded as the most serious welfare concern in poultry layer production. The cause of feather pecking is partly due to the nutrient-deficient diets that further...
Published in 07 January 2022