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U.S. Department of Agriculture

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  1. Fields of Study
  2. agricultural structures and facilities
  3. animal housing
  4. animal stalls
  5. free stalls
  6. open free stalls
  1. Research, Technology, Methods
  2. agricultural structures and facilities
  3. animal housing
  4. animal stalls
  5. free stalls
  6. open free stalls
  1. Fields of Study
  2. agricultural structures and facilities
  3. animal housing
  4. animal stalls
  5. free stalls
  6. open free stalls
  1. Fields of Study
  2. agricultural structures and facilities
  3. animal housing
  4. animal stalls
  5. free stalls
  6. open free stalls
  1. Animals, Livestock, One Health
  2. agricultural structures and facilities
  3. animal housing
  4. animal stalls
  5. free stalls
  6. open free stalls
  1. Fields of Study
  2. agricultural structures and facilities
  3. animal housing
  4. animal stalls
  5. free stalls
  6. open free stalls
  1. Animals, Livestock, One Health
  2. agricultural structures and facilities
  3. animal housing
  4. animal stalls
  5. free stalls
  6. open free stalls
  1. Fields of Study
  2. agricultural structures and facilities
  3. animal housing
  4. animal stalls
  5. free stalls
  6. open free stalls
  1. Research, Technology, Methods
  2. agricultural structures and facilities
  3. animal housing
  4. animal stalls
  5. free stalls
  6. open free stalls

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open free stalls

Type

  • Topic

Definition

  • Information Open air stalls in which dairy animals are free to enter and leave, as opposed to being confined in stanchions. The free stalls are usually covered by a roof, but are exposed to the weather and are typically used in regions where there are mild winter temperatures.

    Source: NAL Thesaurus Staff

    Type: Concept definition

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