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Dr.ir. H. Hogeveen

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Expertise Animal Husbandry, Animal Husbandry (General), Cattle, Economics, Veterinary Epidemiology, Veterinary Science (General)
Expertise (NL) Diergeneeskunde (algemeen), Dierhouderij (algemeen), Economie, Rundvee, Veehouderij, Veterinaire epidemiologie
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Associate professor
Organisation Business Economics Group (WUR)
Phone +31-317-483583
Email Henk. Hogeveen -at- wur. nl
URL http://www.wewur.wur.nl/popups/vcard.aspx?id=HOGEV001&lang=u...
Associate professor
Organisation Subdepartment of Animal Species Exceeding Disciplines (UU)
Chair (EN) Economics of Animal Health
Chair (NL) Economie van Diergezondheid
Phone +31-30-2539104
Email H. Hogeveen -at- uu. nl

Publications

Sensor measurements revealed: Predicting the Gram-status of clinical mastitis causal pathogens
Udder health and communication : proceedings of the international conference 25-27 October 2011, Utrecht, the Netherlands
The relationship between milking interval and somatic cell count in automatic milking systems
Economic aspects of mastitis: New developments
Cow-specific treatment of clinical mastitis: an economic approach
All publications..

Enhanced publications

Doctoral Thesis: Making sense of sensor data : detecting clinical mastitis in automatic milking systems
Doctoral Thesis: Economic decisions in mastitis management

Current research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Supervisor Worries about care
Project leader Worries about care
Co-supervisor Economics and management of mastitis
Co-supervisor Improvement of dairy cattle welfare by a socio-economic approach on claw disorders
Co-supervisor Trade-offs between cost-benefit analysis and societal values
All current research..

Completed research projects

(the most recent research is at the top)
Co-supervisor Making sense of sensor data: detecting clinical mastitis in automatic milking systems
Co-supervisor Decision support for mastitis on farms with an automatic milking system
Project leader Epidemiological and economic evaluation of intervention strategies aling the supply chain to reduce human risk and consequences of bacteriological food-born infections
Co-supervisor Epidemiological and economic evaluation of intervention strategies aling the supply chain to reduce human risk and consequences of bacteriological food-born infections

Classification

A22000 Animal husbandry
D43000 Economics

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