Sustainable Livestock Farming Based on Animal Welfare for Health, Production, and Society

This issue explores the design of sustainable livestock systems that integrate animal welfare to enhance health, productivity, and societal acceptance. It examines welfare–health synergies and tensions, social‐interaction practices, stakeholder co-design, and field deployment conditions.

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This volume of Innovations Agronomiques presents research on sustainable livestock farming that prioritizes animal welfare as a key driver of health, production, and social acceptance. It investigates synergies and trade-offs between animal welfare and health, the impact of practices promoting social interactions among animals, and the co-design of farming systems with farmers, researchers, and chain stakeholders. The issue also addresses the normative and governance frameworks needed to support agroecological transitions, and showcases technological tools—such as robotic milking systems with predictive health alerts and AI-enhanced monitoring—that integrate behavioral, physiological, and environmental data to anticipate risks and guide tailored preventive strategies.

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Project

Innovations agronomiques

Innovations agronomiques

Location
France
Authors
Xavier Fernandez, Claire Rogel-Gaillard
Purpose
Adopt innovative practices

File type
document
Created on
01 Meith 2026
Origin language
French
Official project website
Innovations agronomiques
License
CC BY