Megan Woodrum Setser

Assistant Professor

University of Connecticut

United States

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Megan Woodrum Setser is an Assistant Professor at the University of Connecticut, USA. Her research focuses on the individuality of dairy calves, exploring the links between personality traits and feeding behaviors, health responses, and overall performance. Recent articles include studies on the impact of personality on feeding patterns and the development of innovative diagnostic tools for cattle health management.

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Joao H. C. Costa

University of Vermont

UNITED STATES

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Katherine Creutzinger

Assistant Professor, Dairy Cattle Behavior and Welfare

University of Wisconsin-River Falls

UNITED STATES

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Melissa Cantor

Assistant Professor Precision Dairy Science

Pennsylvania State University

UNITED STATES

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Simone Silvestri

Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies

University of Kentucky

UNITED STATES

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Articles (9)

The development and validation of a milk feeding behavior alert from automated feeder data to classify calves at risk for a diarrhea bout: A diagnostic accuracy study

Are you ready for a challenge? Personality traits influence dairy calves' responses to disease, pain, and nutritional challenges

Can individual variation in food neophobia explain variability in dairy calf feeding behavior patterns and performance?

Individuality of calves: Linking personality traits to feeding and activity daily patterns measured by precision livestock technology

A Machine Learning and Optimization Framework for the Early Diagnosis of Bovine Respiratory Disease

The history, implementation, and application of personality tests in livestock animals and their links to performance

Personality of individually housed dairy-beef crossbred calves is related to performance and behavior

Development and Utilization of an Isolation Box Test to Characterize Personality Traits of Dairy Calves

A comprehensive evaluation of microchips to measure temperature in dairy calves

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Joao H. C. Costa

Katherine Creutzinger

Melissa Cantor

Simone Silvestri

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