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Preconditioning calves did more for reducing transport stress than rest stops, according to second-year results of a closely watched study
First-year data out of an AAFC-led study seems to support the sector’s argument that rest stops would not increase animal welfare
Beef producers have four months until new transport regulations come into force
This includes the livestock transport code which has been condemned for being out of date
New regulations have shortened trips between rest stops and expanded the definition of ‘unfit’ or ‘compromised’ animals among other changes, but not everyone in the livestock sector is impressed
Beef 911: A feed supplement that counteracts dehydration offers animal welfare benefits and an economic return
Training your cattle to stay calm and properly preparing them for the stress of transport pays big dividends
The proposed regulations cover everything from assessment of livestock’s fitness for transport to dealing with unfit and compromised animals and hot and cold weather
It will no longer just be a warning for those who haven’t complied with regulations to report animal movements
Steve’s Livestock Transport and manure management specialist Scott Dick were singled out for ongoing contributions to pork sector’s success
