G. Korsten
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G. Korsten’s research focuses on the intersection of dairy science, animal welfare, and precision livestock farming, with a particular emphasis on optimizing automated milking systems. Their most-cited work, “Sub-optimal cow & barn condition and its effects on the visiting frequency at the milking robot” (2002, 4 citations), provides foundational insights into how environmental and animal factors—such as barn design and cow health—influence voluntary milking robot visits. This study highlights Korsten’s contribution to understanding behavioral and management variables that affect robotic milking efficiency, offering practical recommendations for improving cow comfort and system performance. Though their citation count is modest, Korsten’s work is a valuable reference for researchers and practitioners seeking to enhance dairy operations through evidence-based barn and herd management. Their research underscores the importance of integrating animal behavior with technological systems, a key consideration in modern dairy science.
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