Linda Dorrestein discusses her research on veterinary and farmer communication during herd health visits.

Larissa Martins and Caroline Pereira discuss their work on Johne's Disease in Canada

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In this episode we sit down with Dr. Christine Sumner, Science Officer with the Royal New Zealand SPCA, to discuss her work on the human side of welfare issues in the dairy industry.

In this episode, Elizabeth Russell (PhD student at University of British Columbia) sits down to chat about her doctoral research on the human and animal dimensions of calf weaning.

In the final episode of this series, we sit down with Allison Welk to explore her graduate research at the University of British Columbia on the intersections between calf feeding and welfare.

Drs Nina Von Keyserlingk and Dan Weary from the University of British Columbia discuss past, present, and future challenges as they relate to lameness, housing, and outdoor access.

Drs Nina Von Keyserlingk and Dan Weary from the University of British Columbia discuss and explore perspectives on what animal welfare means.

We are back with Drs Nina Von Keyserlingk and Dan Weary from the University of British Columbia to discuss their Industry Research Chair in Animal Welfare, key elements of their research program, and the "future proofing" nature of their work for the dairy industry.

Drs Nina Von Keyserlingk and Dan Weary from the University of British Columbia discuss win-win and evidence-based solutions around calf welfare, and specifically the science and policy decisions behind milk feeding and group housing.