< Programme
Saturday 31 August 2024 – Morning, 11:15
Session 6. It’s all in the mind – cognition and the welfare of farm animals
Chair: Lee / Veissier / Ford
Session Type: Theme session
Theatre Session
11:15
Plenary 6. Learning and cognition in farm animals and its application to animal husbandry and management
InvitedJ. Langbein
12:25
Being bored? Validating the valence of stimuli as a basis to assess boredom-like states in pigs
S. Hintze, H. Heigl, C. Winckler
12:35
Impact of the early life environmental conditions and motivation on cognitive abilities in pigs
C. Galvagnon, P. Seddaiu, I. Camerlink
12:45
Development of an Acclimation Protocol for Conditioned Place Aversion Testing in Neonatal Goat Kids
E. Schmidt, B. Ventura, B. Lecorps, W. Knauer
12:50
Laying hens prefer synbiotic-enriched water even during stress
A. Naim, N. Van Staaveren, J. Kjaer, E. Leishman, P. Forsythe, D. Tulpan, A. Harlander
13:00
Cognition and aggression at the group level: insights from social network analysis
L. Oldham, G. Arnott, M. Brims, I. Camerlink, A. Doeschl-Wilson, M. Farish, A. Futro, V. Lee, F. Wemelsfelder, S. Turner
13:10
The influence of two different feeding intensities on the emotional state of dairy cows
N. K. Santo, O. Schmitt, U. König Von Borstel
Poster Session
06.08
Effects of social interactions on the emotional state of the horse
A. Flamand, A. Raskin, A. Bouhamidi, M. Braconnier, C. Helleu, O. Petit
06.09
Protocol development for alpaca welfare assessment: cognitive paradigms in a new “One welfare” perspective
S. Normando, L. Contalbrigo, L. Regolin, A. Baruffato, M. Loconsole
