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Combining dense longitudinal records from robotic milking with dense on-farm meteorological data to assess heat stress effects in dairy cows
Climate change is increasing the frequency of heat stress events in dairy farming, adversely affecting milk production, milk composition, cow behavior, and animal health. However, many previous studies relied on distant weather-station data and low-frequency milk recording systems, limiting the asse
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