Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on the Assessment of Animal Welfare at the Farm and Group Level

Herausgeber:innen:
Laura Boyle
und
Keelin O'Driscoll
This book contains the proceedings of the 8th International Conference on the Assessment of Animal Welfare at the Farm and Group Level, held August 16-19, 2021 in Cork, Ireland.
Copyright-Jahr:
2021
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ISBN:
978-90-8686-901-5
Publikation:
14 Sep 2023
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Preliminary Material
Von: Laura Boyle und Keelin O’Driscoll
Seiten: 1–39
One health, One welfare: the role of animal welfare in addressing global grand challenges
Von: Rebeca García Pinillos
Seiten: 41
Bridging research disciplines to advance animal welfare science
Von: Irene Camerlink
Seiten: 42
Launching Brooke’s online repository of welfare indicators for working equids
Von: Ashleigh F. Brown
Seiten: 43
Why circular? Towards a circular welfare economy for people and animals
Von: Marc B.M. Bracke, Iris J.M.M. Boumans, und Eddie A.M. Bokkers
Seiten: 44
Broadening students’ perspectives – animal welfare and UN’s sustainable development goals
Von: Gabriela Olmos Antillón, Håkan Tunón, Daiana De Oliveira, Michael Jones, Anna Wallenbeck, Janice Swanson, Harry Blokhuis, und Linda Keeling
Seiten: 45
Evaluation of private animal health and welfare standards and associated quality assurance programmes for dairy sector
Von: Agnese Balzani, Joanna Marchewka, Laura Boyle, Alison Hanlon, und Simon More
Seiten: 46
EURCAW-pigs: practical and scientific support for pig welfare inspectors
Von: Hans Spoolder, Lars Schrader, Marko Ruis, und Jan Tind Sorensen
Seiten: 47
Corporate farm animal welfare policy in North America: factors shaping policy
Von: Jennifer Walker, Katlyn Mills, Daniel Weary, und Marina Von Keyserlingk
Seiten: 48
Welfare label schemes: do they help to solve welfare problems in European pig production?
Von: Jan Tind Sørensen und Lars Schrader
Seiten: 49
Avoidance response to an unfamiliar human by dairy cows on pasture
Von: Robin E. Crossley, Eddie A.M. Bokkers, Natasha Browne, Katie Sugrue, Emer Kennedy, und Muireann Conneely
Seiten: 50
Positive human interaction and housing systems affect piglets’ responses towards routine husbandry procedures
Von: Megan Hayes, Lauren Hemsworth, Rebecca Morrison, Alan Tilbrook, und Paul Hemsworth
Seiten: 51
Faecal cortisol metabolites in cows: cross-sectional exploration of associations with human and farm factors
Von: Asja Ebinghaus, Silvia Ivemeyer, Christel Simantke, Ruppert Palme, und Ute Knierim
Seiten: 52
The human-animal relationship: preliminary observations on zoo keeper-meerkat interactions
Von: Lauren Hemsworth, David Barton, Sally Sherwen, und Paul Hemsworth
Seiten: 53
Animal welfare audit programs: what does robustness look like?
Von: Cassandra B Tucker
Seiten: 54
Farmers’ training for the self-assessment of animal welfare – can online programmes replace live sessions?
Von: Sarina Michaelis, Daniel Gieseke, Antje Schubbert, Kornel Cimer, Solveig March, Jan Brinkmann, Sabine Gund, Ute Schultheiß, und Ute Knierim
Seiten: 55
EBENE®: an efficient e-tool to identify areas for welfare improvement in broilers
Von: Mathilde Stomp, Laura Warin, Amandine Mika, und Isabelle Bouvarel
Seiten: 56
German farmers’ assessment of the importance of on-farm measures for making livestock farming future-proof
Von: Iris Schröter und Marcus Mergenthaler
Seiten: 57
Evaluation of feasibility and reproducibility of welfare indicators for dairy ewes and finishing lambs
Von: Marie-Madeleine Mialon Richard, Anne Aupiais, Denis Gautier, Noémie Devriendt, Louis Ferran, Stella Delaunay, und Xavier Boivin
Seiten: 58
The WelFur on-farm welfare assessment protocol for the Finnraccoon (Nyctereutes procyonoides)
Von: Tarja Koistinen und Jaakko Mononen
Seiten: 59
On-farm self-assessment of animal welfare – development of reference values
Von: Ute Schultheiß, Rita Zapf, Jan Brinkmann, Solveig March, Kornel Cimer, Sally Rauterberg, Antje Schubbert, Lars Schrader, Sarina Michaelis, Daniel Gieseke, und Ute Knierim
Seiten: 60
On-farm self-assessment of animal welfare from farmers’ point of view
Von: Kornel Cimer, Antje Schubbert, Sarina Michaelis, Daniel Gieseke, Sally Rauterberg, Jan Brinkmann, Silvia Ivemeyer, Solveig March, Rita Zapf, Ute Schultheiß, Lars Schrader, und Ute Knierim
Seiten: 61
Development of an animal welfare assessment protocol for Pekin ducks within an animal-welfare labelling scheme
Von: Daniel Gieseke, Sabine Hartmann, Alina Gieseke, Marianne Toth, Susanne Waiblinger, und Ute Knierim
Seiten: 62
Development of the ‘Greenwell’ model for broiler on-farm welfare assessment
Von: Ingrid C. De Jong und Dennis Te Beest
Seiten: 63
Mink welfare in Europe according to WelFur-Mink
Von: Britt I.F. Henriksen, Steen H. Møller, und Jens Malmkvist
Seiten: 64
Caring about animal welfare
Von: Steve Cooke
Seiten: 65
The impact of negative framing in the media on Irish cattle farmers’ attitudes and perceptions of animal welfare
Von: Amy Duley, Belinda Vigors, und Melanie Connor
Seiten: 66
What are the factors influencing a failure to speak up about poor cow welfare practices in a dairy industry context?
Von: Sylvia Snijders, Alison Rieple, und Laura Boyle
Seiten: 67
Consumer perceptions of animal welfare and the use of antimicrobials on farms in Ireland
Von: Aine Regan, Sharon Sweeney, Claire McKernan, Moira Dean, und Tony Benson
Seiten: 68
From waste to profit: a farmers’ perspective of culling the dairy male calf
Von: Maria José Hötzel, Clarissa Cardoso, Gabriela Marquette, und Guilherme Vinicius Rodrigues
Seiten: 69
Opinion of organic and free-range pig farmers on animal welfare and the PIGLOW app for animal welfare self-assessments
Von: Evelien Graat, Charlotte Vanden Hole, Mirjan Thys, Laura Warin, Anne Collin, Mona Giersberg, Bas Rodenburg, Stella Nauta, Mathilde Stomp, Valérie Courboulay, Marie-Christine Meunier-Salaün, und Frank Tuyttens
Seiten: 70
Shear influence: the relationship between short tail docking in sheep and ease of shearing
Von: Madeleine Woodruff, Carolina Munoz, Stuart Barber, Grahame Coleman, und Rebecca Doyle
Seiten: 71
Using the behaviour change wheel (BCW) framework to improve cat welfare in practice
Von: Syamira Syazuana Zaini, Claire Phillips, Jill MacKay, und Fritha Langford
Seiten: 72
Dairy farmer, veterinarian, and hoof trimmer perceptions of barriers in lameness management
Von: Erin Wynands, Steven Roche, Gerard Cramer, und Beth Ventura
Seiten: 73
Choice in the early environment can boost coping abilities in young laying hens
Von: Lena Skånberg, Nico Nazar, Kirste McCrea, und Linda Keeling
Seiten: 74
Do dairy cows want to go outside to lie down in the autumn?
Von: Laura Shewbridge Carter, Marie Haskell, Jenny Gibbon, David Ball, und Mark Rutter
Seiten: 75
Feeding single dam colostrum is better for dairy calf welfare than pooled colostrum
Von: John Barry, Eddie A.M. Bokkers, Imke J.M. De Boer, und Emer Kennedy
Seiten: 76
Management of non-ambulatory cows on Canadian dairy farms
Von: Jane Stojkov, Marina Von Keyserlingk, und David Fraser
Seiten: 77
Behavioural freedoms vs painful procedures: essential trade-offs in the welfare of extensively managed animals?
Von: Cathy Dwyer
Seiten: 78
Recognizing post-castration pain in piglets: a survey of swine industry stakeholders and the general public
Von: Jessica Neary, Abbie Viscardi, und Leonie Jacobs
Seiten: 79
The comparative measurement of animal welfare: cumulative time in pain as a universal metric with biological meaning
Von: Cynthia Schuck-Paim und Wladimir J. Alonso
Seiten: 80
Developing a self-medication strategy for practical delivery of long-lasting analgesia to cattle
Von: Dominique Van Der Saag, Elizabeth Garling, Peter White, Merran Govendir, Benjamin Kimble, und Sabrina Lomax
Seiten: 81
Impact of plane of nutrition and NSAID treatment on wound healing following cautery disbudding in preweaned dairy calves
Von: Cassandra Reedman, Todd Duffield, Trevor Devries, Kerry Lissemore, Cassandra Tucker, Sarah Adcock, und Charlotte Winder
Seiten: 82
Pain mitigation effects on behaviour and cortisol in goat kids in the 48-hr after cautery disbudding
Von: Whitney Knauer, Emily Barrell, Alonso Guedes, und Beth Ventura
Seiten: 83
Initial development of the dairy calf grimace scale
Von: Nnenna Ugwu, Emma Love, Jo Murrell, Helen R. Whay, Toby G. Knowles, und Jo Hockenhull
Seiten: 84
Vocalisations don’t lie? Comparison of stress responses to two different weaning methods in dam-reared dairy calves
Von: Anina Vogt, Susanne Waiblinger, Uta König Von Borstel, und Kerstin Barth
Seiten: 85
Evidence of anhedonia-like responses in dairy heifers after regrouping
Von: Benjamin Lecorps, Daniel M. Weary, und Marina A.G. Von Keyserlingk
Seiten: 86
Can tail and ear postures of growing pigs provide a potential link to the emotional state?
Von: Irena Czycholl, Eide Hauschild, Katja Krugmann, Onno Burfeind, und Joachim Krieter
Seiten: 87
Behavioural transition frequency as an indicator of lambing difficulty in Merino ewe
Von: Amellia Redfearn, Jody McNally, Heather Brewer, Emma Doyle, Rebecca Doyle, Daniel Hutchinson, und Sabine Schmoelzl
Seiten: 88
The potential of feeding patterns to monitor the welfare of growing-finishing pigs
Von: Jacinta D. Bus, Iris J.M.M. Boumans, Laura E. Webb, und Eddie A.M. Bokkers
Seiten: 89
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Verlag:
Wageningen Academic
Sprache:
Englisch
Umfang:
262 pp.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3920/978-90-8686-901-5

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