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  3. Will heat stress take its toll on milk production in China?

Will heat stress take its toll on milk production in China?

Published

2020

Status

Limited Access

Language

en

Countries

  • China
Journal Article
https://hdl.handle.net/10568/108140

Citation

Ranjitkar, S., Dengpan Bu, Wijk, M.T. van, Ying Ma, Lu Ma, Lianshen Zhao, Jianmin Shi, Chousheng Liu AND Jianchu Xu. 2020. Will heat stress take its toll on milk production in China? Climatic Change

Tags

  • agriculture
  • animal production
  • cattle
  • climate change
  • dairying
  • environment
  • livestock
  • livestock systems

Author(s)

  • Ranjitkar, S.
  • Dengpan Bu
  • Wijk, Mark T. van
  • Ying Ma
  • Lu Ma
  • Lianshen Zhao
  • Jianmin Shi
  • Chousheng Liu
  • Jianchu Xu

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