The potential impacts of climate change on current livestock systems worldwide are a major
concern, and yet the topic is covered to a limited extent in global reports such as the ones …

Management and design affect systems' ability to deliver ecosystem services and meet
sustainable intensification needs for a growing population. Soil–plant–animal health …

Climate change is a major concern for the near future and for livestock breeding. Cattle
breeding, due to its greenhouse gas emissions, is one of the most implicated industries …

Peatland restoration is an important mitigation action in the fight against climate change.
Researchers encourage farmers to rewet deep-drained lands on organic soil to a shallow …

Exposure to weather extremes, such as heatwaves, can cause discomfort, harm, or death in
grazing cattle in pastures. While the Australian Bureau of Meteorology issues sheep graziers …

Accelerometer-based technologies can be used for precision monitoring of feeding
behaviors, but limited information is available regarding the effect of varying environmental …

Reduced body size is an ecological response to climate change. Differential responses to
heat stress in phenotypically diverse bovine lineages may imply a body size-dependent …

Because riparian ecosystems are highly valued for their diverse ecological services, past
and ongoing disturbances in riparian zones have led to extensive restoration efforts …

Macromineral imbalances in ruminants, particularly in tropical and subtropical regions, pose
a significant challenge to production sustainability and profitability. Heat stress exacerbates …

The quantification of environmental conditions to predict the effect of extreme events (such
as heat waves, HW) on livestock is important to animal welfare and performance. The aim of …