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Anne Grete Kongsted
Researcher at Aarhus University
Publications - 32
Citations - 374
Anne Grete Kongsted is an academic researcher from Aarhus University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Feed conversion ratio & Weaning. The author has an hindex of 11, co-authored 27 publications receiving 296 citations.
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How is agroforestry perceived in Europe? An assessment of positive and negative aspects by stakeholders
Silvestre García de Jalón,Paul J. Burgess,Anil Graves,Gerardo Moreno,Jim McAdam,Eric Pottier,Sandra Novak,Valerio Bondesan,Rosa Mosquera-Losada,Josep Crous-Duran,João H.N. Palma,Joana Amaral Paulo,Tania S Oliveira,Eric Cirou,Yousri Hannachi,Anastasia Pantera,Régis Wartelle,Sonja Kay,Nina Malignier,Philippe Van Lerberghe,Penka Tsonkova,Jaconette Mirck,Mercedes Rois,Anne Grete Kongsted,Claudine Thenail,Boki Luske,Staffan Berg,Marie Gosme,Andrea Vityi +28 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors evaluated how stakeholders and key actors including farmers, landowners, agricultural advisors, researchers and environmentalists perceive the implementation and expansion of agroforestry in Europe, and found that improving the environmental value of agriculture was seen as the main benefit of agriculture, whilst management and socioeconomic issues were the greatest barriers.
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The interrelationships between clinical signs and their effect on involuntary culling among pregnant sows in group-housing systems.
TL;DR: 'lameness' significantly increased the risk of sows to be involuntarily culled or sent to slaughter due to clinical signs of disease, and 'pressure marks' and 'wounds' did not have any significant effect on the four outcomes.
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Sensory profiles of breast meat from broilers reared in an organic niche production system and conventional standard broilers
TL;DR: It is indicated that aroma and taste attributes were more important for the assessors than meat 'tenderness' for the overall liking of broiler meat.
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Free-range pigs foraging on Jerusalem artichokes (Helianthus tuberosus L.) – Effect of feeding strategy on growth, feed conversion and animal behaviour
TL;DR: The nutritional contributions from free-range foraging, growth, feed conversion and behaviour were investigated in 36 growing pigs foraging on Jerusalem artichokes and fed concentrates restrictedly or ad libitum.
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Herd and sow-related risk factors for mortality in sows in group-housed systems.
Tina Birk Jensen,Nils Toft,Marianne Bonde,Anne Grete Kongsted,Anders Kristensen,Jan Tind Sørensen +5 more
TL;DR: The findings for the sow level variables may be generally applicable for sows in herds with group housed systems, and the estimated between herd variation was small.