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Ing Rodrigo Arias. Mis felicitaciones por el artículo, completo y abarcativo. Podrá ampliar la temática relacionada con el suministro de dietas frías en vacas lecheras o adecuar la alimentación para minimizar los efectos del stress calórico. Muy interesante involucrar éste tema además de la adaptación con instalaciones, ventiladores, sombras, etc. Muchas gracias, Claudio Glauber.