Simple Summary Heat stress in cattle is broadly defined as a physiological condition in
which body temperature rises, and the animals are no longer able to adequately dissipate …

Many dairy farms use the combined sprinkler-fan cooling system to mitigate the heat stress
in dairy cows by enhancing evaporative heat transfer. Effectively controlling the system …

The focus of this study was to identify the effects of increasing ambient temperature (T) at
different relative humidity (RH) and air velocity (AV) levels on heat loss from the skin surface …

Heat stress significantly impacts dairy production. Skin temperature (T skin) is demonstrated
to be critical to the thermal comfort of animals. The predictive models for T skin of dairy cattle …

Managing cattle sheds during the hot and humid summer months in the middle and lower
reaches of the Yangtze River poses significant challenges. Ventilation is a commonly used …

Heat stress detection in dairy cows has long been connected with production loss. However,
the reduction in milk yield lags behind the exposure to heat stress events for about two days …

Recently, the dairy sector has been ever more affected by global warming. This study aimed
to test a novel conductive cooling system for cattle that was successfully implemented and …

The use of sprinkling with ventilation to cool dairy cows is considered an appropriate
practice to reduce the negative effects of heat stress. However, due to climate change, water …

The present study aimed to evaluate the response of lactating purebred Friesian cows and
crossbred Friesian with Baladi cows during hot-humid Egyptian summer conditions to …

Heat load in cattle causes deterioration of health and reduced production of milk. Therefore,
it is necessary to protect cows by appropriate passive and active means and monitor the air …