Emma Sutton
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Emma Sutton's research focuses on animal behavior and welfare, particularly in livestock. Her recent publication, "Effect of Traditional Versus Fenceline Weaning on Lamb Stress," investigates the physiological and behavioral responses of lambs to different weaning methods. This work contributes to a broader understanding of livestock management practices and their impact on animal well-being. Sutton collaborates with researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Shawna Weimer, Derico Setyabrata, Bryan R Kutz, and Eva M Wray, with whom she has co-authored publications. Her ongoing work aims to provide insights into improving animal husbandry through evidence-based practices.
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Effect of Traditional Versus Fenceline Weaning on Lamb Stress (2025)
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- Effect of Traditional Versus Fenceline Weaning on Lamb Stress
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- Effect of Traditional Versus Fenceline Weaning on Lamb Stress
- Effect of Traditional Versus Fenceline Weaning on Lamb Stress
- Effect of Traditional Versus Fenceline Weaning on Lamb Stress
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