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ASPA2013_cover_Layout 1 11/06/13 09.49 Pagina 1 Book of Abstracts j Official Journal of the Animal Science and Production Association (ASPA) ISSN 1594-4077 eISSN 1828-051X www.aspajournal.it Congress, Bologna, June 11-13, 2013 11-13, June Bologna, Congress, th Italian Journal ASPA ASPA 20 of Animal Science j 2013; volume 12 supplement 1 ASPA 20th Congress Bologna, June 11-13, 2013 Book of Abstracts Guest Editors: Andrea Piva, Paolo Bosi (Coordinators) Alessio Bonaldo, Federico Sirri, Anna Badiani, Giacomo Biagi, Roberta Davoli, Giovanna Martelli, Adele Meluzzi, Paolo Trevisi [email protected] supplement 1 Italian Journal of Animal 12, volume Science 2013; www.pagepress.org ASPA2013_book_Hrev_master 11/06/13 09.44 Pagina a Italian Journal of Animal Science Official Journal of the Animal Science and Production Association ISSN 1594-4077 eISSN 1828-051X Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief Nadia Moscato, Managing Editor Rosanna Scipioni, Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia, Cristiana Poggi, Production Editor (Italy) Anne Freckleton, Copy Editor Filippo Lossani, Technical Support Section Editors Luca M. 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ASPA2013_book_Hrev_master 11/06/13 09.44 Pagina c Italian Journal of Animal Science volume 12, supplement 1, 2013 ASPA 20th Congress Bologna, June 11-13, 2013 Guest Editors Andrea Piva, Paolo Bosi (Coordinators) Alessio Bonaldo, Federico Sirri, Anna Badiani, Giacomo Biagi, Roberta Davoli, Giovanna Martelli, Adele Meluzzi, Paolo Trevisi Table of Contents Preface Oral Communications Posters Animal breeding and genetics 63 Animal breeding and genetics 1 Aquaculture 91 Nutrition and feeding 7 Animal welfare, health and behaviour 93 Meat quality 13 Dairy production 103 Animal breeding and genetics 19 Meat quality 114 Nutrition and feeding 28 Nutrition and feeding 123 Aquaculture 34 Poultry and rabbit production 132 Dairy production 37 Poultry and rabbit production 43 Animal welfare, health and behaviour 47 Animal breeding and genetics 51 Animal welfare, health and behaviour 55 Index of authors
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    Allevamenti pastorali sulle Alpi: prodotti, opportunità e servizi Luca Battaglini DISAFA - Università degli Studi di Torino Rete Nazionale della Pastorizia [email protected] 30 maggio 2017 Museo Paul Russotto Palazzo Caporale 1. Allevamento degli ovini e dei caprini : una reale «necessità» per territori «meno favoriti» 2. I servizi ecosistemici e la pastorizia sulle Alpi occidentali 3. Nuove esigenze e prospettive anche culturali per lo sviluppo della pastorizia 1. Allevamento degli ovini e dei caprini Problemi di ordine generale • Riduzioni delle superfici a pascolo • Aumento delle dimensioni medie di greggi (e mandrie) • Perdita di caratteristiche di determinati ambienti • Riduzione della variabilità delle risorse genetiche (biodiversità zootecnica) • Perdita delle produzioni locali (e tipiche) Alpine livestock farming systems in the Alps: abandonment and intensification Abandonment 1980-2000 in the Alps (Streifeneder et al., 2005; mod.) 0 -10 % -20 -30 -40 -50 Abandonment Abandonment -60 -70 aziendefarms UBALivestock units Allevamenti alpini in Italia (Battaglini et al., 2014) Variation Year 1990 2000 2010 1990-2010 (%) Meadows and pastures (ha) 1,109,367 1,016,180 812,236 -26.6 Cattle (n.): Farms 43,774 26,949 21,221 -51.5 Heads 578,484 492,701 446,531 -22.8 Heads/farm 13.2 18.3 21.0 +59.2 Dairy cows 275,605 223,115 194,440 -29.4 Dairy farms 37,803 20,924 15,157 -59.9 Dairy cows/dairy farm 7.3 10.7 12.8 +76.0 Sheep (n.): Farms 7,901 6,279 4,402 -44.3 Heads 175,274 176,054 191,713 +9.4 Heads/farm 22.2 28.0 43.6 +96.3 Goats (n.): Farms 7,221 6,258 4,442 -38.5 Heads 84,455 95,872 89,625 +6.1 Heads/farm 11.7 15.3 20.2 +72.5 Variazioni superfici pastorali (Reg.