Session 44 – Building on a resilient dairy sector – from animal, farm and regional perspective – Part 1

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Theater

Resilience4Dairy: sharing knowledge to improve sustainability and resilience of the dairy sector
V. Brocard, M. Klopcic and J. Boonen

Indicators and influencing factors of livestock resilience
I.D.E. Van Dixhoorn, J. Ten Napel, A. Mens and J.M.J. Rebel

Reducing stress of dairy cows and farmers to improve resiliency and welfare
M.T.M. King and T.J. De Vries

Building resilience in the dairy sector of China
S. Li, W. Wang, W. Du, X. Sun, K. Yao and J. Xia

Building resilience in farming: dairy cattle and workforce management
G.M. Schuenemann and J.M. Piñeiro

Working on resilience in the Ukrainian dairy sector
L. Stepura

Future scenarios for livestock agriculture in New Zealand
C. Vannier, T. Cochrane, L. Bellamy, T. Merritt, H. Quenol and B. Hamon

Breeding approaches to improve robustness and resilience in dairy cows
K. May and S. König

Resilience from the perspective of farm economics
E. Kołoszycz and A. Wilczyński

Labour: a key factor in the resilience of the European dairy farmer
S. Debevere, L. Dejonghe, I. Louwagie, I. Vuylsteke, E. Béguin, S. Fourdin, P. Rondia, L. Boulet, S. Mathieux and G. Elluin

Resilience of dairy farming: the farmers’ point of view
E. Castellan, C. Bausson and V. Brocard

Poster

Local breed as an alternative to Holstein-Friesian cows in a farm with low level of milk production
M. Sobczuk-Szul, Z. Nogalski, M. Momot and P. Pogorzelska-Przybyłek