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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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ERS/USDA Key Topics - Livestock, Dairy, Poultry, Aquaculture > Animal Health & W
provide research and analysis on the impact of domestic and international animalhealth and welfare policies and regulations on livestock production, health
http://www.ers.usda.gov/Topics/view.asp?T=103214
ERS/USDA Briefing Room - Animal Production And Marketing Issues
animal health and welfare issues as they relate to food safety and the productionand availability of animals for processing into meat. Specific livestock
http://www.ers.usda.gov/Briefing/AnimalProducts/AnimalHealthWelfare.htm

Extractions: ERS tracks animal health and welfare issues as they relate to food safety and the production and availability of animals for processing into meat. Specific livestock production technologies, like feeding low levels of antimicrobial drugs to livestock, become important when they have the potential to impact food safety or human health. Antimicrobial resistance (the ability of bacteria or other microbes to resist the effects of antimicrobial drugs) is a global concern for both human health and agriculture. Moreover, animal diseases increasingly affect international trade, food safety, and human health. The care and welfare of animals raised for food has also become an issue for consumers in some countries. Feeding low levels of antimicrobial drugs to livestock can affect food safety, human health, and livestock production costs and returns.
Integration Of Livestock Into Organic Farming Systems: Health And Welfare Proble
way. This would suit the organic sector very well for a number ofreasons including improved livestock health and welfare. However
http://www.sac.ac.uk/cropsci/External/OrgServ/Helpline/Livestock.asp

Extractions: Education Services Divisions SAC Organic Farming Web ... Organic Farming References Integration of Livestock into Organic Farming Systems: Health and Welfare Problems David Younie SAC, Craibstone Estate, Bucksburn, Aberdeen, AB21 9YA, Scotland 1. The Role of Livestock in Organic Farming The importance of livestock to the success of organic farming is often a source of major discussion. This discussion essentially revolves around whether grass/clover leys are seen as critical for generating nitrogen in the farm system or whether a truly stockless system based on green manures and grain legumes is possible. In the ley/arable system, livestock, particularly ruminant livestock, are certainly necessary for their role in utilising the leys, and are also important as a source of manure for transferring fertility to priority crops around the farm. Livestock also fulfill an additional role through their utilisation of arable crop residues. This author takes the view that truly stockless systems are only likely to be agronomically reliable where soil type is very favourable, and that in most situations a system involving grassland and livestock is likely to be the most sustainable system of organic production. In any case, the climate, soil and topography in many parts of Europe are suitable only for grassland and livestock production.
Animal Health And Organic Livestock
As previously stated, the health and welfare of organic livestock areto be safeguarded using the principles of preventive medicine.
http://www.sac.ac.uk/cropsci/External/OrgServ/Helpline/AnimalHealth.asp

Extractions: Education Services Divisions SAC Organic Farming Web ... Organic Farming References Animal Health and Organic Livestock Douglas Gray SAC Veterinary Science Division, Aberdeen Introduction Animals have a central role in the grass/clover leys which comprise the fertility building phase of organic crop rotations. They provide the organic manure needed for transfer of plant nutrients around the farm. In addition, the maintenance of good animal health and welfare is an important principle of organic farming. This is achieved through the application of biological and animal husbandry principles, rather than reliance on the routine use of conventional veterinary medicines. Where required, the use of alternative methods both for prevention and treatment of disease is encouraged. It must be emphasised however that good animal health and welfare are integral to the philosophy of organic production. Any practice which compromises animal health and welfare will not be acceptable to the certification bodies responsible for enforcing organic standards. Organic Livestock Standards Organic standards are laid down in EU Regulation 2092/91 which are interpreted and enforced in the UK by UKROFS ( The United Kingdom Register of Organic Food Standards). The detail of the standards will be found in the UKROFS Standards Handbook or the standards produced by individual sector bodies. In relation to animal health and welfare, the application of principles of good management, nutrition and husbandry, appropriate to the animal species forms the basis of disease prevention and good animal welfare. This can be supplemented by the use of medicines where necessary, preferably of an alternative nature.
Information On Pigs. Pig Health, Pig Welfare, Diseases Of Pigs, Photos Of Pigs -
ScheringPlough s VeriSource To Revolutionize livestock Management Chinagoes global in farming efforts High health Equals Lower Cost
http://www.thepigsite.com/
Featured Articles On Pigs
Animal health and welfare in Organic livestock Production By Malla Hovi, VeterinaryEpidemiology and Economics Research Unit, University of Reading This
http://www.thepigsite.com/FeaturedArticle/Default.asp?AREA=HealthAndWelfare
JVME V21n1:
Book Review. livestock health and welfare. R. Moss, Ed., Longman Group UK Ltd, Distributedin US and Canada by Iowa State University Press, Ames, IA 500148300.
http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/ejournals/JVME/V21-1/LivestockHealth.html

Extractions: Volume 21, Number 1 Spring, 1994 DLA Ejournal Home JVME Home Table of Contents for this issue Search JVME and other ejournals Book Review Livestock Health and Welfare. R. Moss, Ed., Longman Group UK Ltd, Distributed in U.S. and Canada by Iowa State University Press, Ames, IA 50014-8300. 1992, 420 pp. A clear aim of this book is to draw attention to the basic fact that disease is a principal cause of suffering in animals and that the veterinary profession plays an important role in animal welfare by controlling and preventing disease. The book covers a myriad of topics related to health and welfare of farm animals. Included are definitions, codes of practice, monitoring systems, behavioral aspects, and problems associated with feeding and housing. Also included is information on legislation in Great Britain and the European Community. The book ends with a chapter on the impact of biotechnology on animal welfare and health. DLA Ejournal Home JVME Home Table of Contents for this issue Search JVME and other ejournals
National Pork Producers Council
healthy animals whose welfare is carefully respected result in of areas related toanimal health and food on the use of antimicrobials in livestock production.
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.
National Pork Producers Council
Animal health and welfare. NPPC Comments. Backgrounder Footand-Mouth DiseaseBackgrounder on infectious disease for livestock. News Releases.
http://www.nppc.org/hot_topics/animal_health.html

Extractions: Home Animal Health and Welfare Stop Congress from Banning Fatigued Hogs from the Food Supply NPPC Comments Interim Final Rules and Notice - Prohibition of the Use of Specified Risk Materials for Human Food and Requirements for the Disposition of Non-Ambulatory Disabled Cattle Backgrounders Backgrounder: Gestation Stalls for Pregnant Sows
Poultry Feature: Animal Health And Welfare In Organic Livestock Production - Bro
Animal health and welfare in Organic livestock Production. How are organiclivestock production systems coping with animal health and welfare?
http://www.thepoultrysite.com/FeaturedArticle/FAType.asp?AREA=ratite&Display=73
Organic Farming - Health And Welfare Of Livestock Production
Organic Farming Standards in different countries USA UK EU Animal health andwelfare in organic livestock production August 2003 Organic food farming
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.
Organic Farming - Health And Welfare Of Livestock Production
modified (GM) products; Concerns about livestock welfare in intensivesystems; Belief that organic products are more nutritious; Fear of
http://www.pighealth.com/News99/USA.htm

Extractions: Twentieth century technology combined with economic and business management developments led to the mass production of large quantities of cheap food. However, an ethical and moral backlash against "factory farming" plus a succession of food safety scares has fuelled the growth of organic livestock and produce farming Home Search Organic Farming Update The current upsurge in consumption of organic meat and produce arises from 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 Eprints - 954: Animal Health And Welfare In Organic Livestock Production
954 Animal health and welfare in organic livestock production inEurope current state and future challenges. Hovi, Malla and
http://orgprints.org/00000954/

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 ... Network Animal Health NAHWOA Orgprints ID Number: Deposited By: Hovi, MS M Deposited On: 25 August 2003 EPrint Type: Journal (normal, paginated) Published?: Published Published Online: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0301-6226(02)00320-2 Peer Review Status: Peer-reviewed and accepted Additional 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 - 874: The Diversity Of Livestock Systems And Definition Of Anim
(2000) The diversity of livestock systems and definition of animal welfare (2ndNAHWOA Workshop). NAHWOA Network for Animal health and welfare in Organic
http://orgprints.org/00000874/

Extractions: The theme of the 2nd NAHWOA Workshop was "Diversity of livestock systems and definition of animal welfare". The diversity of livestock systems within the European Conmmunity area has become particularly clear during the development of the common organic livestock production standards, in the form of EU Regulation 1804/ 1999. The Workshop heard several interesting papers on the subject, including an account of first-hand, field visit experience of the DEHESA farming system and of an olive farm with mixed livestock systems to utilise the by-products. In addition to a lively discussion during a session in the Workshop, the NAHWOA Working Group on organic standard development had a meeting to discuss the issue. These Proceedings include a combined report of all these discussions. This report is also submitted to the European Commission as an official NAHWOA statement on the present state of development of EU Regulation 1804/1999.
CSIRO - Livestock Health Issues With Potential Trade And Welfare Implications
livestock health Issues with Potential Trade and welfare Implications. This researchfocuses on obtaining a better understanding of the cause of and means of
http://www.csiro.au/index.asp?type=issue&xml=researchProjects&id=Meat Dairy and
ADAS Animal Health And Welfare
Developing livestock farming systems that balance land stewardshipwith consumer demand for high quality food and animal welfare;
http://www.adas.co.uk/ahw/?topid=2
ADAS Animal Health And Welfare: LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION, HEALTH AND WELFARE RESEARC
livestock PRODUCTION, health AND welfare RESEARCH. ADAS is the leadingprovider of applied livestock research solutions for a wide
http://www.adas.co.uk/ahw/randd.html?topid=4
Novartis Animal Health US, Inc.
And we know that when your livestock are protected, life is a health companion animalproducts for maintaining and improving the health and welfare of pets
http://www.livestock.novartis.com/

Extractions: For U.S. residents only Disease Selector BEEF CATTLE - Clostridial Diseases - Lameness: Footrot - Lameness: Heel Warts - Reproductive - Respiratory - Scours DAIRY CATTLE - Clostridial - Lameness: Footrot - Lameness: Heel Warts - Reproductive - Respiratory - Scours SWINE - Erysipelas - Reproductive - Respiratory - Scours EQUINE - West Nile Virus Product Selector BEEF PRODUCTS - Antitox Tet - Arsenal 4.1 - Bovine Ecolizer - Bovine Pili Shield - Clostri Shield 7 - Fusogard - Pinkeye Shield - Poly Serum - Quick Shield - Scour Bos 9 - Vib Shield Plus L5 - Vira Shield DAIRY PRODUCTS - Antitox Tet - Arsenal 4.1 - Bovine Ecolizer - Bovine Pili Shield - Clostri Shield 7 - Fusogard - Quick Shield - Scour Bos 9 - Trep Shield - Vib Shield Plus L5 - Vira Shield SWINE PRODUCTS - Erycell - Myco Shield - PanSTAR Ery - Parvo Shield L5E - PneumoSTAR SIV - Porcine Pili - Rhinicell FD - Rhini Shield TX4 - Salmo Shield Live CUSTOM VACCINES - Custom Cattle Vaccines - Custom Swine Vaccines EQUINE - Antitox Tet - West Nile Virus Antibody ALL PRODUCTS Products for the Health and Productivity of Your Livestock Operation The Novartis research and development team is at the forefront, constantly updating current products and developing new products. Our dedicated sales, support and technical services personnel provide programs and services that reinforce our belief that you are #1.
Novartis Animal Health US, Inc.
is dedicated to maintaining and improving the health and welfare of animals NovartisAnimal health has three businesses Pet health, livestock health and Aqua
http://www.livestock.novartis.com/history.html

Extractions: For U.S. residents only Disease Selector BEEF CATTLE - Clostridial Diseases - Lameness: Footrot - Lameness: Heel Warts - Reproductive - Respiratory - Scours DAIRY CATTLE - Clostridial - Lameness: Footrot - Lameness: Heel Warts - Reproductive - Respiratory - Scours SWINE - Erysipelas - Reproductive - Respiratory - Scours EQUINE - West Nile Virus Product Selector BEEF PRODUCTS - Antitox Tet - Arsenal 4.1 - Bovine Ecolizer - Bovine Pili Shield - Clostri Shield 7 - Fusogard - Pinkeye Shield - Poly Serum - Quick Shield - Scour Bos 9 - Vib Shield Plus L5 - Vira Shield DAIRY PRODUCTS - Antitox Tet - Arsenal 4.1 - Bovine Ecolizer - Bovine Pili Shield - Clostri Shield 7 - Fusogard - Quick Shield - Scour Bos 9 - Trep Shield - Vib Shield Plus L5 - Vira Shield SWINE PRODUCTS - Erycell - Myco Shield - PanSTAR Ery - Parvo Shield L5E - PneumoSTAR SIV - Porcine Pili - Rhinicell FD - Rhini Shield TX4 - Salmo Shield Live CUSTOM VACCINES - Custom Cattle Vaccines - Custom Swine Vaccines EQUINE - Antitox Tet - West Nile Virus Antibody ALL PRODUCTS History Novartis Animal Health is dedicated to maintaining and improving the health and welfare of animals, both pets and food-producing animals. With headquarters in Basel, Switzerland, Novartis Animal Health products are available in more than 40 countries. These include products to help protect pets from fleas, worms, heart disease and kidney disease, and vaccines used in many aspects of agricultural production including swine, poultry, sheep, cattle and farmed fish. Novartis Animal Health has three businesses: Pet Health, Livestock Health and Aqua Health.
Organic Livestock Production: Animal Health & Welfare Research Priorities
Organic livestock Production Animal health welfare Research Priorities. ORGANIClivestock PRODUCTION. Animal health and welfare. Research Priorities.
http://www.veeru.rdg.ac.uk/research/Animal Health.htm

Extractions: ORGANIC LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION Animal Health and Welfare Research Priorities th September 1996 INTRODUCTION In September 1995, a six months study was initiated to assess the major animal health and welfare constraints in UK organic livestock systems. The principal aim of the study was to identify research priorities required for further development of this sector. In particular, the study was designed to gather information on livestock management and health status directly from organic producers. European agriculture has, over the past decades, been dominated by high input and high output systems. Scientific and public concerns over intensive agricultural practices have, however, increased in the recent years. Some commentators have predicted a more extensive agricultural future (North, 1990; HMSO, 1990; Neville-Rolfe, 1990; Taylor and Dixon, 1990; Hodges and Scofield, 1988; Lampkin, 1990). Simultaneously, there is an increasing awareness that organic farming practices may provide an opportunity to supply food that meets changing consumer demands and satisfies the requirement for more environmentally acceptable systems of production. There has been an unprecedented increase in organic farming in Europe during the last decade (Vogtmann, 1995). In some countries, this has also been reflected in a growing number of livestock managed organically. However, whilst there has been a general increase in the research into organic farming, little attention has been directed to animal health and welfare issues (Borgen, ed., 1995; Lampkin, personal comm.).

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