Cows eat grass, don’t they? Results of a social sciences project on the role of grass-based and indoor systems in the UK dairy sector.: Report for dissemination to industry stakeholders, 29pp.

O. Shortall

Cows eat grass, don’t they? Results of a social sciences project on the role of grass-based and indoor systems in the UK dairy sector. Report for dissemination to industry stakeholders, 29pp.

O. Shortall

Society People and Nature

Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 25 May 2021

Keywords

Dairy
Grazing
Industrial agriculture
Intensification
Values

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