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Open AccessShort communications: an ear-attached accelerometer detects effects of regrou** on lying, rumination, and activity times in calves
The objective of this study was to use a sensor-based accelerometer (ACC) to identify changes in lying, rumination, and activity times in weaned calves during the moving and regrou** process. Overall, 270 he...