Heat stress in farm animals could result in:

The correct answer is D. reduced milk production.

Heat stress in farm animals can lead to discomfort and physiological strain, which often results in a decrease in productivity, including reduced milk production in dairy animals. They may also show signs of decreased feed intake and lower overall health, but option D directly correlates with one of the main impacts of heat stress.

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