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Risk-based prioritization of official animal welfare inspections using machine learning

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By Sabrina Kuchling, Tadej Zerak, Ian Kopacka, Peter Eckhardt, Johannes Baumgartner, Clair L. Firth, Eva Obenaus, Corina Schleicher, Sven Budik, Sabine Grimme
| Frontiers
Abstract Introduction: For official animal welfare inspections in Austria, at least 2% of agricultural livestock farms must be selected and inspected on the basis of a risk-based random sample. In the federal state of Styria, more than 19,000 farms keep livestock, while the inspection capacity of official veterinarians is limited, requiring efficient prioritization of farm checks.
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Dubois has its own badlands. Here’s how to explore them

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By Peter Eckhardt
| Wyoming Tribune Eagle Verified
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Dubois has its own badlands. Here’s how to explore them

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By Peter Eckhardt
| The Rocket-Miner Verified
Drive two and a half hours southeast of Yellowstone National Park and you’ll find a different kind of wild. Wind blows sand across dry stream beds, and gnarled, candy-striped hoodoos jut out of reef-like rocks. You’re not on Mars — you’re in the heart of Wyoming in the Dubois Badlands. One of the most popular ways to explore the badlands is on foot. After turning off the highway to the main entrance on Kingfisher Road, visitors may park and enter through a chain-link gate.
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