Santiago Utsumi

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University of New Mexico

United States

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Professor Santiago Utsumi is a faculty member at New Mexico State University in the United States. His research areas focus on cattle behavior, welfare, and genetics, as reflected in his recent publications, which include studies on machine learning applications for cattle monitoring and the genetic diversity of Rarámuri Criollo cattle. He employs advanced methodologies to improve animal management practices and enhance livestock productivity.

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Cameron Clark

Associate Profeesor and Principal Research Fellow

The University of Sydney - Camden Campus

AUSTRALIA

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Christopher Petzel

Charles Sturt University

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YOLOv8-BS: An integrated method for identifying stationary and moving behaviors of cattle with a newly developed dataset

A Two-Stage Machine Learning Approach for Calving Detection in Rangeland Cattle

Training Rarámuri Criollo Cattle to Virtual Fencing in a Chaparral Rangeland

Monitoring Behavior and Welfare of Cattle in Response to Summer Weather in an Arizona Rangeland Pasture Using a Commercial Rumen Bolus

Genetic Diversity, Admixture, and Selection Signatures in a Rarámuri Criollo Cattle Population Introduced to the Southwestern United States

A noise-robust acoustic method for recognizing foraging activities of grazing cattle

Effects of dataset curation on body condition score (BCS) determination with a vision transformer (ViT) applied to RGB+depth images

Effects of grain-based concentrate feeding and rumination frequency on the milk production, methane and carbon dioxide fluxes, and activity of dairy cows in a pasture-based automatic milking system

Field indicators of leaf nutritive value for perennial ryegrass and tall fescue pastures under different growing and management conditions

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Cameron Clark

Christopher Petzel

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