Le symposium sur les bovins laitiers delivers on new and innovative topics for the Québec dairy industry. #symposiumsurlesbovineslaitieres #McGill #AnimalScience #AnimalWelfare #CowLifeMcGill Members of the Cowlife lab took a road trip to Drummondville recently to attend Le symposium sur les bovins laitiers. The conference touched on a number of timely topics, from improving nutritional management and antibiotic use to specialty milk marketing and dairy cattle welfare, with l

#ISAE2018 #CowlifeMcgill #GradLIfeMcGIll #Ethology #McGillUniversity #InternationalSocietyForAppliedEthology #cowwelfare #welfare #TiedStall #AnimalScience #PrinceEdwardIsland #CanadainScience #EthologyHealthWelfare #Canada #WomeninScience PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CANADA CowLife McGill took a knowledge-pack, fun-filled trip to the Canadian Atlantic coast for the 52nd annual meeting of the International Society for Applied Ethology (ISAE) in beautiful Charlottetown, Prince Edward

#ADSA2018 #AmericanDairyScienceAssociation #CowLifeMcGill #Ethology #AnimalWelfare #DairyScience #Dairy #Welfare #McGill The Cowlife crew sent a large deligate to the American Dairy Science Association (ADSA) 2018 annual meeting, with six members of our team (plus three friends of our team) having attended this year. ADSA is one of the most comprehensive dairy science meetings in the world spanning a range of topics such as behavior and welfare, reproduction, genetics, lacta

#CowLifeMcGill #Research #France #Canada Collaborations are a natural part of scientific research, leading to a sharing of knowledge, the development of new ideas, and the forming of new relationships. The team at CowLifeMcGill has played host to a number of international students, including a few from the CASE research team at ISA-Lille in France. This summer, it was ISA’s turn to play host as they welcome PhD candidate, Elise Shepley, to their lab. In collaboration with the

#Longévité #Rentabilité #McGill #CowLifeMcGill #medvetumontreal Ce 21 avril, notre équipe a rencontré les conseillers Valacta à la clinique ambulatoire de la Faculté de médecine vétérinaire de l’Université de Montréal à St-Hyacinthe (QC). À travers un atelier de travail, ils ont pu découvrir le prototype de leurs troupeaux sélectionnés avec leurs propres résultats et graphiques. Les conseillers ont pu jouer avec la première partie du prototype consacré au troupeau. Beaucoup d