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Wednesday 4 September 2024 – Morning, 8:30
Session 84. PLF systems to face climate change and increase sustainability
Room: Sarda – Palazzo Affari Below ground Floor
Chair: Lebreton / Karatzia
Session Type: Theme session
Theatre Session
8:30
Precision Livestock Farming technologies could reduce greenhouse gas emissions on beef farms
L. Mcnicol, J. Bowen, H. Ferguson, J. Bell, R. Dewhurst, C. A. Duthie
9:00
PLF-assisted quantification of carbon footprint; Preliminary analysis of Agroforestry system
M. Odintsov Vaintrub, P. Di Giuseppe, A. Ilari, G. Toscano
9:15
Projection of Thermal Humidity Index (THI) and Frequency of Severe Heat Events for Broilers and Layers in the Context of Climate Change in Brittany, France
Y. Guyot, M. Quentin, M. Pertusa
9:30
Coupling precision livestock farming technologies with artificial intelligence for mitigating heat stress in Mediterranean dairy cattle systems
X. Díaz De Otálora, D. A. Méndez, A. R. Arnau, S. Sanjuan, J. M. Calabuig, A. Villagrá, N. Hlel, F. Estellés
9:45
Hot topic: novel weather features to quantify heat stress in dairy cows in moderate climatic conditions
I. Adriaens, M. J. Gote, T. Pook, I. Fodor, H. Doekes, J. Verwaeren, B. Aernouts
10:00
Variation among individual beef cattle in methane measurements with laser methane detector
G. Gaspa, R. Steri, A. Albera, F. Abbona, A. Pauciullo, D. Meo Zilio
10:45
Towards automated monitoring of ammonia emissions from naturally ventilated pig houses
S. Calvet Sanz, M. Jarque Durán, D. A. Méndez Reyes, B. Fajardo Viloria
11:00
Estimation of NH3 emission factors for pig fattening buildings thanks to Machine Learning methods and ELFE database
J. Thomas, N. Guingand, S. Espagnol
11:15
Designing a thermoregulated unit for studying the impact of temperature on zootechnical and environmental performance of growing pigs
Y. Rousseliere, N. Guingand, J. Thomas, A. Collin
