Comparison of milk production and endocrine profiles of dairy cows exposed to either white light-emitting diode or induction lighting
Y. Inabu(Hiroshima University), Toshihisa Sugino(Hiroshima University), Shiro Kushibiki(Institute of Livestock and Grassland Science), Ryohei Watanabe(Hokkai Gakuen University), Yoshinori Shinohara(Hokkai Gakuen University), Mitsutoshi SUNADOME(Hokkai Gakuen University), Yoshinori Takakura(American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons)
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