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Fallen livestock disposal in Britain: farmers' views
A survey of the perceptions of UK farmers on fallen livestock disposal methods
Year of Publication2011
Open burning and burial was prohibited in 2002 because of the possible transmission of bovine spongiform encephalopathy to the human population. A study by Harper Adams University College was conducted to investigate the perceptions of farmers, from different areas of the UK, on livestock disposal methods. Results from the study indicated that there was a significant amount of illegal disposal occurring.
This item is categorised as follows
- Subject Collection > Livestock & dairy > Dairy production
- Subject Collection > Livestock & dairy > Animal health & welfare
- Subject Collection > Livestock & dairy > Pig production
- Subject Collection > Livestock & dairy > Beef production
- Subject Collection > Livestock & dairy > Sheep production
- Subject Collection > Livestock & dairy > Veterinary practice
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