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Efficient Livestock Handling: The Practical Application of Animal Welfare and Behavioral Science
"Humane handling practices are not just about the animal. They are also about the people who interact with the animals. Animals learn 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year. That means that every encounter between animals and people can shape the future behavior of both. Livestock observe the world around them and respond based on previous experiences, sensory input, inherited traits, and species-typical behaviors. In that way, they are no different than people. There are differences, however. These lie in different experiences, perceptions, and behavior. " Excerpted from "Efficient Livestock Handling, by Bonnie Beaver and Don Höglund; Elsevier Academic Press.
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What is low-energy animal handling? Why is low-energy handling safer and more efficient? Why do cattle kick? Do animals teach each other? Are animals looking for leaders? Are Affect Programs emotional feelings or are they non-conscious survival behaviors? Do cattle trust you? Are animals willing participants in their handling? What language is body language? Study "Efficient Livestock Handling"and become a safe and efficient "animal's in agriculture" handler. Consumers trust you. Tell them the truth as you know it today.
"The nearly 6000-year relationship of humans with horses has established traditional equestrian techniques. Recent claims of a revolution in horsemanship coincides with an evolution in the role horses play in human life. Although some of the newer horse handling methods are more humane and some are no doubt effective, many of them have bypassed the research findings, including the fundamentals of learning." Excerpted from "Efficient Livestock Handling" by Beaver and Höglund; Elsevier Academic Press.
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