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Securing sustainable livestock production systems in an uncertain economic climate: Nurturing flexibility and resilience

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Figure 2. Different types of flexibility according to the number of planned procedures (vertical axis) and the speed at which they can be implemented (horizontal axis); adapted from Ref
Table 1. Reproductive performances of dairy cows in 2005 and 2006, according to breed.
Figure 3. Individual lactation curves (milk yield in kg/cow/day throughout time after calving, in weeks) of Montbe‐
Figure 4. Different farmer (F) strategies for animal sales in livestock farming systems, combining range and number of purchasers (P); (one arrow corresponds to one specific category of animals sold, i.e
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