J.M. Bewley

Papers

Total Citations

326

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About

J.M. Bewley is a leading researcher in precision dairy farming and smart animal agriculture, focusing on the integration of real-time sensor technology to enhance animal well-being and production efficiency. His most impactful contribution, "Smart Animal Agriculture: Application of Real-Time Sensors to Improve Animal Well-Being and Production" (2018), has garnered 319 citations, highlighting its significance in addressing the rising global demand for animal products through automation and technological innovation. Bewley's work emphasizes the potential of sensors to monitor health, behavior, and productivity, offering scalable solutions for modern agriculture. Additionally, his research on "Potential of Using New Technology for Estimating Body Condition Scores" (2009) explores overcoming barriers to routine body condition scoring, such as subjectivity and time constraints, by leveraging advanced tools. Though less cited, this work underscores his commitment to practical, data-driven management strategies. Bewley's contributions are pivotal in advancing sustainable livestock production, making him a key figure in the intersection of animal science and agricultural technology. His insights continue to inspire researchers and practitioners aiming to optimize animal welfare and farm efficiency through innovation.