Farming Animal Welfare Issues

Farming Animal Welfare Issues

Farming

Sites addressing livestock welfare in farming: living conditions, feed, animal transport and slaughter. These include animals used for meat, eggs, wool, fur and leather.

Top: Society: Issues: Animal Welfare: Farming

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- The struggle between the differing interests of consumers, farm animals, farmers, retailers, media, politicians, scientists, vegetarians and welfare campaigners.
- The advantages of natural grass feeding of farm animals. Health benefits, news, and links to suppliers. Washington State, US.
- Background information and petition for a US policy for vaccination for foot and mouth disease.
- The Rules include livestock welfare. The Final Rule (National Standards on Organic Agricultural Production and Handling), The National List, background and history, upcoming events, training, fact sheets, application for accreditation and commercial avail
- Intensive farming is putting public health at risk, according to a controversial report by the National Consumer Council. (Real Video)
- Illustrated fact sheet. From the Campaign Against Factory Farming. Australia.
- Extensive resources and bibliography related to the care and use of farm animals. Current meetings, government policies and guidelines, publications and links. From the USDA, Animal Welfare Information Center. US.
- Labeled meat, eggs and dairy products assuring the product has come from animals reared, transported and slaughtered in accordance with welfare standards compiled by the RSPCA, which also monitors the program. Includes product availability. UK.
- Features impact on animals, environment, labor, and human health of factory farming of eggs, pork, dairy/veal, beef, poultry and fish. Current issues and photos. New York and California, US.
- Developing enhanced humane standards for farm animal husbandry. What it is, goals, standards, news and press releases, how it's funded and links. From the British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Canada.
- American Humane Association certifies food animal producers employing humane standards. From the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association.
- Certification and labeling program for products which come from farm animals treated in accordance with American Humane Association humane standards. Links to certified producers. Farm Animal Services, AHA. US.

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