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Graduate Student Literature Review: The use of integrated sensor data for the detection of hyperketonemia in pasture-based dairy systems during the transition period
This review evaluates research regarding the use of sensors to predict and manage hyperketonemia (HYK) in dairy cows during the transition period, with a focus on pasture-based systems. By doing so, we assessed the accuracy of HYK-detection models, noting that no studies thus far have produced model
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