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Ovine and Caprine Group Publications

2024

Study of the relationship between the presence of milky cysts, udder imbalances, udder morphological traits and somatic cell counts
- De Cremoux, R., Legris, M., Clément, V., Bailly-Salins, A., & Minier, M. (2024). Small Ruminant Research, 231, 107203. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.smallrumres.2024.107203
La mobilité des troupeaux dans le sud de la France: hier, aujourd’hui et demain
- Malzac, A., Jouven, M., & Fabre, P. (2024). INRAE Productions Animales, 37(1), 7673-7673. https://doi.org/10.20870/productions-animales.2024.37.1.7673
Feasibility of using bean crop residues for feeding sheep during dry season shortage: implications for economic and environmental resilience
- Mazorra Calero, C. A., Provenza, F. D., Arencibia Cuellar, A. C., & González-García, E. (2024).Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems, 1-18. https://doi.org/10.1080/21683565.2024.2341255

2023

Combining beef cattle and sheep in an organic system. I. Co-benefits for promoting the production of grass-fed meat and strengthening self-sufficiency.
- Prache, S., Vazeille, K., Chaya, W., Sepchat, B., Note, P., Sallé, G., ... & Benoit, M. (2023). Animal, 17(4), 100758. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.animal.2023.100758
Devenir des jeunes ruminants laitiers: comment concilier élevage et attentes sociétales
- Pomiès, D., Constancis, C., Jurquet, J., Veissier, I., Caillat, H., Lagriffoul, G., ... & Le Cozler, Y. (2023). INRAE Productions Animales, 36, 7491. https://doi.org/10.20870/productions-animales.2023.36.1.7491
Drinking water intake, milk production, and grazing behaviour of alpine dairy goats in response to daytime water restriction on temperate pastures
- Lemoine M., Delagarde R. (2023). Journal of Thermal Biology, Volume 117, 103720. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jtherbio.2023.103720

2018

Contribution à l'expertise multifilière "Diversité des agicultures"
- Prache S., Caillat H., Lagriffoul G., 2018. Diversité dans la filière petits ruminants : une source de résilience ? Innovations Agronomiques 68, 171-191.

2015

Contribution à l'expertise multifilière "Analyse des pertes dans les filières" :
- Prache S., Nozières M.O., 2015. Pertes alimentaires et manques à produire dans la Filière Viande Ovine et Caprine. Innovations Agronomiques 48, 201-214.

2013-2014

Filière ovine et caprine. Analyse des voies de progrès en agriculture conventionnelle.
- Volume 4 de l'étude "Vers des agricultures à haute performance". voir p; 165-206.
- Plaquettes de synthèse :
  - Filières bovines et ovines allaitantes
  - Filières laitières bovine, ovine, caprine

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Hugues Caillat and Marie-Odile Nozières-Petit

Modification date: 02 August 2024 | Publication date: 04 September 2023 | By: INRAE DS Agriculture