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Individual differences in training predict how well dairy cows adjust to automatic milking
Dairy cows transitioning to automatic milking systems (AMS) must learn to visit the unit voluntarily; cows that fail to do so must be fetched repeatedly, increasing the risk of negative human-animal interactions. Delayed visits also carry welfare consequences, including udder engorgement and reduced
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