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Ethics, animal welfare, and law
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Rollin, B. E., (1998), "Ethics, animal welfare, and law", Principles and practice of veterinary technology, pg: 455-461
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Practical applications: alternatives to conventional livestock production methods
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Appleby, Michael C., (2004), "Practical applications: alternatives to conventional livestock production methods", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 339-350
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Practical applications: animal well-being in the U.S. dairy industry
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Garry, Franklyn B., (2004), "Practical applications: animal well-being in the U.S. dairy industry", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 207-240
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Practical applications: euthanasia
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Meyer, Robert E., Morrow, W. E. Morgan, (2004), "Practical applications: euthanasia", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 351-362
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Practical applications: maximizing well-being and minimizing pain and suffering: sheep
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Kimberling, Cleon V., Parsons, Gerilyn A., (2004), "Practical applications: maximizing well-being and minimizing pain and suffering: sheep", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 271-305
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Practical applications: production practices and well-being: beef cattle
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Stookey, Joseph M., Watts, Jon M., (2004), "Practical applications: production practices and well-being: beef cattle", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 185-205
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Practical applications: production practices and well-being: swine
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Blackwell, Timothy E., (2004), "Practical applications: production practices and well-being: swine", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 241-269
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Practical applications: rethinking painful management practices
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Weary, Daniel M., Fraser, David, (2004), "Practical applications: rethinking painful management practices", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 325-338
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Practical applications: welfare problems of poultry
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Duncan, Ian J. H., (2004), "Practical applications: welfare problems of poultry", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 307-323
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Preface
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[Benson, G. John, Rollin, Bernard E.], (2004), "Preface", The well-being of farm animals : challenges and solutions, pg: ix-x
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Theoretical framework: a concept of welfare based on feelings
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Duncan, Ian J. H., (2004), "Theoretical framework: a concept of welfare based on feelings", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 85-101
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Theoretical framework: human-livestock interaction
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Hemsworth, Paul H., (2004), "Theoretical framework: human-livestock interaction", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 21-38
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Theoretical framework: meeting physical needs: environmental management for well-being
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Friend, Ted H., (2004), "Theoretical framework: meeting physical needs: environmental management for well-being", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 103-117
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Theoretical framework: pain in farm animals: nature, recognition, and management
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Benson, G. John, (2004), "Theoretical framework: pain in farm animals: nature, recognition, and management", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 61-84
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Theoretical framework: personnel management in agricultural systems
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Coleman, Grahame, (2004), "Theoretical framework: personnel management in agricultural systems", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 167-181
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Theoretical framework: principles for handling grazing animals
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Grandin, Temple, (2004), "Theoretical framework: principles for handling grazing animals", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 119-143
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Theoretical framework: principles for the design of handling facilities and transport systems
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Grandin, Temple, (2004), "Theoretical framework: principles for the design of handling facilities and transport systems", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 145-166
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Theoretical framework: quality of life for farm animals: linking science, ethics, and animal welfare
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Fraser, David, Weary, Daniel M., (2004), "Theoretical framework: quality of life for farm animals: linking science, ethics, and animal welfare", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 39-60
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Theoretical framework: the ethical imperative to control pain and suffering in farm animals
Citation | Book Section
Rollin, Bernard E., (2004), "Theoretical framework: the ethical imperative to control pain and suffering in farm animals", The well-being of farm animals: challenges and solutions, pg: 3-19
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Equine welfare
Citation | Book
McIlwraith, C. Wayne, Rollin, Bernard E., (2011), "Equine welfare", UFAW animal welfare series, pg: xiii, 490 p.
