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Livestock Health and Welfare (Longman Veterinary Health)
Animal Health: Health, Disease and Welfare of Farm Livestock by David Sainsbury, 1983-03
Animal Health and Welfare in Organic Agriculture (Cabi Publishing) by W Lockeretz, S Roderick, et all 2003-12-18
The Well-Being of Farm Animals: Challenges and Solutions by G. John Benson, Bernard E., PhD Rollin, 2004-01-16
Farm animal welfare: Crisis or opportunity for agriculture? (Staff paper / University of Minnesota. Dept. of Agricultural and Applied Economics) by Marlene Halverson, 1991
Livestock, Ethics and Quality of Life (Cabi) by J Hodges, I K Han, 1999-01-11
A Producers guide to preventing predation of livestock (SuDoc A 1.75:650/994) by U.S. Dept of Agriculture, 1994
Animal Rights (Contemporary Issues Companion) by Shasta Gaughen, 2004-11-12
Diet for a New America by John Robbins, 1987-11

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Illinois Department Of Agriculture - Forms - Animal Health & Welfare
Animal health and welfare MouseOver for Sub Menus M-85 Notice of Quarantine;M-89 livestock Auction Market Report; M-106 Weekly Report of Out of State
http://www.agr.state.il.us/Forms/AnimalHW/

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VDACS - Animal Health & Welfare
Animal health and welfare. By administering laws and regulations that applyto health requirements for livestock and poultry, we strive to prevent and
http://www.vdacs.virginia.gov/animals/

Extractions: Healthy Animals = A Healthy Agricultural Economy = A Healthy and Happy Public A primary goal of the Division of Animal and Food Industry Services is providing support to Virginia's animal agriculture industry. By administering laws and regulations that apply to health requirements for livestock and poultry, we strive to prevent and control the spread of disease through commerce - both in and out of state. Our veterinarians and field inspectors also work with local officials in the investigations of animal cruelty cases and provide livestock, poultry and companion animal owners with advice and instructions on the proper care and handling of their animals. Our laboratory system offers clients a wide range of testing services to diagnose livestock and poultry disease and consequently aid in their prevention and control. The Division of Animal and Food Industry Services is composed of the administrative Office of the State Veterinarian and specialized programs in Laboratory Services and Veterinary Services, as well as other regulatory programs for food safety and plant health.
VDACS - Animal Health & Welfare - Veterinary Services
Animal health and welfare. Veterinarians provides us with current informationon the nation s livestock health status and applicable entry requirements
http://www.vdacs.virginia.gov/animals/vetservices.html

Extractions: Office of Veterinary Services With offices located strategically throughout the state - in Richmond, Wytheville, Lynchburg and Harrisonburg - the Office of Veterinary Services provides assistance to livestock and poultry producers and animal owners from the Eastern Shore to Cumberland Gap. By administering veterinary medical regulatory programs, we work to protect domestic animals and poultry from contagious and infectious diseases and encourage the proper care of livestock and poultry. Producers and practicing veterinarians look to us as a source of livestock disease information and a data bank of animal disease incidence. By enforcing regulations and quarantines, we control the spread of disease through commerce - both in and out of state. Working closely with the U. S. Department of Agriculture
Animal Health And Welfare
Animal health and welfare. Keeping livestock; livestock movements; Animal feed;Disposal of livestock remains; Reporting notifiable diseases
http://www.eastsussexcc.gov.uk/business/tradingstandards/animalhealth/

Extractions: Skip to related pages Skip to main content (Alt+S) Access keys (Alt+0) Search Help Related pages Trading Standardsâ Animal Health Inspectors enforce farm animal health legislation. Their duties include: All keepers of livestock must be registered with the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). This applies to all owners, whether they have a whole herd or just one animal. Livestock refers to the following animals: You must also conform to legislation about animal identification and tagging tracing. Full details, including information about animal passports and tagging, are published by Defra on their Livestock Identification and Tracing pages.
National Pork Producers Council
The health and welfare of animals is a key concern of pork producers. FMD caneasily spread from one livestock animal to another.
http://www.nppc.org/public_policy/animal_health.html

Extractions: Home Public Policy Animal Health and Welfare The health and welfare of animals is a key concern of pork producers. NPPC advocates science-based approaches to swine health and production. Healthy animals whose welfare is carefully respected result in safe, wholesome, high quality pork products. Federal laws govern animal health and humane treatment of animals. Gestation Stalls for Pregnant Sows Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) is a highly infectious animal disease caused by a virus that affects cloven-hooved animals, such as sheep pigs and cattle. It is not a risk to human health or food safety. Concerns about FMD in the U.S. are economic in nature, since the disease can have a devastating effect on animal herds and production. FMD is not new; it has affected many countries in the world, with the most recent outbreaks in Europe and South America. The last time the United States had animals with FMD was in 1929, thanks in all large part to government and industry vigilance. In the spring of 2001, the government prohibited import of all animals and animal products ands used farm equipment from high-risk countries.
Meat And Livestock Australia
A wellplanned approach to managing cattle health and welfare controls the riskof disease in a cost-effective way and maximizes the production potential of
http://www.mla.com.au/content.cfm?sid=1502
Animal Health And Welfare - Swindon Borough Council
Our aim is to ensure that good animal health and welfare standards are the welfare of livestock on the farm; in transit; controls on the export of
http://www.swindon.gov.uk/environment/environment-animal-welfare.htm

Extractions: Public Service Website Website Statistics Our aim is to ensure that good animal health and welfare standards are established, and more importantly maintained on farms within the borough. Through a programme of on farm visits, inspections, advice, random checks, response to complaints and liaison with other authorities. Click here to be re-directed to our advice leaflets the welfare of livestock on the farm in transit controls on the export of livestock from the U.K.
Animal Health And Welfare
Animal health the Prevention of Infectious livestock Diseases, Open printer-friendly Search rest of website with term animal health and welfare
http://www.soilassociation.org/web/sa/saweb.nsf/0/e2e6138e77ec1a4b80256e6a0037e0
EUROPA - Animal Health & Welfare - Animal Welfare - Transport
The Regulation will introduce new rules for livestock markets. The formerScientific Committee for Animal health and Animal welfare presented in March
http://europa.eu.int/comm/food/animal/welfare/transport/index_en.htm

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EUROPA - Animal Health & Welfare - Animal Welfare - Transport - Initiatives
EUROPA Animal health welfare - Animal welfare - Transport - Initiatives. The Regulation will introduce new rules for livestock markets.
http://europa.eu.int/comm/food/animal/welfare/transport/initiatives_en.htm

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Animal Health And Welfare In Extensive Livestock Production
ADAS is involved in investigation into the environmental impact of changes insheep and beef numbers on grazing, in particular for our more fragile
http://www.adas.co.uk/research/livestock.html

Extractions: Modern society produces large volumes of waste of many types from green waste and municipal solid waste to animal by-products. Restriction on landfill opportunities has encouraged recycling but different types of waste require different processing systems. Composting is much favoured as a means of returning organic waste to land and ongoing research investigates the long-term effect of such additions at differing levels. ADAS is a leading expert in research into composting and all other types of waste treatment and processing, as well as the monitoring and assessment of odour and micro-organism release using bioaerosols technology. The ADAS composting centre is the largest commercial and research composting facility in the UK. These projects are included in the latest ADAS Science Review For further information click here For further information on animal health and welfare work within ADAS click here or call +44 (0)1623 844331 Published Date: 7 April 2005 Research on clean livestock and meat hygiene undertaken for the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has resulted in precise, evidence-based, best practice farm-to-abattoir guidance for the livestock industry. Applying these guidelines can reduce the risk of bac
Animal Health And Welfare
livestock species and is an industry leader in animal health and welfare research.Projects provide data on issues from animal welfare policy advice,
http://www.adas.co.uk/ahw/health.html

Extractions: @import "/css/menu.css"; @import "/css/site.css"; Contact Us Homepage About ADAS toggleMenu('s2') toggleMenu('s2s2','s2'); ADAS has research facilities covering all of the UK's main livestock species and is an industry leader in animal health and welfare research. Working projects provide data on issues ranging from animal welfare policy advice, to biosecurity and veterinary residues. We work closely with the industry's vets and governing bodies, such as the Veterinary Laboratories Agency (VLA), on many topics from veterinary residues and disease monitoring and surveillance to animal welfare and the devising of animal health plans. BSE brought animal feed issues to the fore. ADAS specialists work with policy advisors and feed companies to ensure future legislation on livestock nutrition protects against the recurrence of such an outbreak. The production of livestock statistics and data management is another important aspect of our work, with applications for policy makers, licensing authorities and the livestock industry as a whole. ADAS also provides a nationwide livestock valuation service. ADAS is an industry leader in all aspects of livestock research read more Providing technical support and independent advice to the policy makers in this field Specific research into new areas including the development of therapeutics medicated feeds and veterinary residues Designing and running disease surveillance systems, such as the national scheme on TB in cattle
Local Information And Organisations: Animal (livestock) Health & Welfare
Details of Animal (livestock) health welfare. Inspection of health welfareof livestock on farm premises, smallholdings, livestock markets,
http://www.kirklees.gov.uk/community/voluntary-orgs/kinfoDetails.asp?GroupID=78
Pigs, Pig Health, Pig Welfare, Diseases Of Pigs, Photos Of Pigs - ThePigSite.com
Detailed information on managing pig health, treating pig diseases, pigs disease livestock Price Outlook July 2005 By Chris Hurt, Extension Economist,
http://www.thepigsite.com/

Extractions: ThePigSite.com is a free information resource for the global pig industry, supported by a many of the main key pig industry players. If you're a vet, a pig producer, a breeder of pigs or are simply 'into pigs'... we're here to help! More... Latest Pig Industry News Friday, September 23, 2005: Smithfield Foods Invests $213.5 Million
Organic Eprints - 954: Animal Health And Welfare In Organic Livestock Production
Existing data on animal health and welfare in organic livestock production Keywords, animal health, animal welfare, organic livestock production,
http://orgprints.org/954/

Extractions: PDF - Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader or other PDF viewer. Document Language: English Keywords: animal health, animal welfare, organic livestock production, organic standards, review Subject Areas: Animal husbandry Health and welfare Country / Organization / Project: European Union Network Animal Health NAHWOA Germany Univ. Kassel, Ecol. Agricultural Sciences ... Animal Nutrition and Health Orgprints ID Number: Contact: Hovi, MS M Deposited On: 25 August 2003 EPrint Type: Journal paper Published?: Published Online at: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0301-6226(02)00320-2 Peer Review Status: Peer-reviewed and accepted Additional Publishing Information: M. Hovi: Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics Research Unit, The University of Reading, PO Box 237, Reading RG6 6AR, UK. Tel. +44 (0)118 931 6634; Fax +44 (0)118 926 4132; E-mail:m.hovi@reading.ac.uk
Organic Eprints - 876: Breeding And Feeding For Animal Health And Welfare In Org
Part A Breeding for animal health and welfare in organic livestock systems PartB Feeding for animal health and welfare in organic livestock systems
http://orgprints.org/876/

Extractions: about browse search register ... help Hovi, Malla and Baars, Ton , Eds. ( Breeding and feeding for animal health and welfare in organic livestock systems (4th NAHWOA Workshop) . Proceedings of NAHWOA: Network for Animal Health and Welfare in Organic Agriculture Wageningen, Netherlands 24-27 March 2001 Full text available as: The theme of the 4 th NAHWOA Workshop was Breeding and feeding for animal health and welfare in organic livestock systems . According to most organic certification body standards and the current EU legislation, breeding and feeding are the two cornerstones of health and welfare in organic livestock systems. It is apparent form these proceedings that the concept of organic breeds or organic breeding is far from clear and that a lot of work needs to be carried out before 2005, when the current EU derogation allowing sourcing of livestock from conventional breeding systems to organic systems runs out. Similarly, the requirement to feed 100% organic feedstuffs from 2004 onwards makes heavy demands on the development of organic rations for monogastric livestock in particular. These proceedings show that a substantial amount of work is already being carried out to satisfy these requirements, and that some encouraging results are already there.
CSIRO - Livestock Health Issues With Potential Trade And Welfare Implications
This research focuses on obtaining a better understanding of the cause of andmeans of control- of selected diseases which have, or a likely to have,
http://www.csiro.au/index.asp?type=issue&xml=researchProjects&id=Meat Dairy and
CSIRO - Intensive Livestock - Enhanced Nutrition, Management, Health And Welfare
Intensive livestock Enhanced Nutrition, Management, health and welfare (Pigsand Poultry). The pig and poultry industries make a significant contribution
http://www.csiro.au/index.asp?type=issue&xml=researchProjects&id=Meat Dairy and
Organic Farming - Outdoor Livestock - Production Health Welfare
Organic farming food production sector in United Kingdom, European Union andCanada review of organic produce bacon pork and pigmeat farm production,
http://www.pighealth.com/News99/ORGANIC.HTM

Extractions: List The current meteoric rise of organic farming can be attributed to a combination of factors: Successive food scares: BSE, E. coli 0157, Salmonella Concern about genetically modified (GM) products Concerns about livestock welfare in intensive systems Belief that organic products are more nutritious Fear of pesticide residues in non-organic produce Fear of artificial fertiliser residues in non-organic produce Fear of medication residues in non-organic produce Fear of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in non-organic produce high value niche markets sought by small scale farmers Organic Food Standards in the United Kingdom The UK Register of Organic Food Standards was established by Ministers to set national standards for organic production and processing. It consists of an independent Board and its secretariat is provided by MAFF. Since the introduction of European Union standards for organic food, UKROFS has become the UK authority for the monitoring and enforcement of these standards.
Pig Health - Diseases Of Pigs - Swine Welfare - Pork Safety
*Farm Animal Diseases health welfare Annual Report of the UK Chief *SwineStress Farm Animal welfare Research - USA Farm livestock Research Report
http://www.pighealth.com/

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