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Applied Animal Science

February 2023Volume 39Issue 1

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• PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT:Invited ReviewOpen Access

  Invited Review: Examples and opportunities for artificial intelligence (AI) in dairy farms*

  De Vries et al.

  Published in issue: February 2023

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Examples and opportunities for AI and machine learning in the dairy sector are provided in a recent review in Applied Animal Science

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Brewery byproducts as feed supplements in US beef production

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Applied Animal Science

Applied Animal Science (AAS) is a peer-reviewed scientific journal and the official publication of the American Registry of Professional Animal Scientists (ARPAS). This journal publishes scientific discoveries and applications for the animal sciences and animal production systems. The primary focus is on innovations and technologies that have fairly immediate (or emerging) application in domestic animal agriculture. More fundamental (basic) articles are also welcome if the application to the animal sciences is readily obvious and can be communicated to readers. Types of articles published include reviews, invited reviews, articles from symposia and conferences, original research articles, short communications, and technical notes.

About ARPAS

The purpose of the American Registry of Professional Animal Scientists (ARPAS) is to provide certification of professional status for qualified members of the society, to strengthen animal sciences among the professions, and to promote animal sciences and the profession of animal scientists. Continual education is required of all certified professionals to keep abreast of rapidly changing technology in their fields.

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ARPAS members and nonmembers are invited and encouraged to submit manuscripts for review and possible publication in Applied Animal Science (AAS). The main purpose of AAS is to publish high quality, peer-reviewed, science-based information for animal industry professionals on a wide range topics and species.
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  Review: Advantages and limitations of dairy efficiency measures and the effects of nutrition and feeding management interventions

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