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    Animal Transport: Developing optimum animal handling procedures and effective transport strategies in the food production chain to improve animal welfare and food quality.

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    Earley, Bernadette
    Murray, Margaret
    Prendiville, Daniel J.
    Keyword
    Animal transport
    animal handling procedures
    animal welfare
    Date
    2007-01-01
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11019/1331
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    Earley, B., Murray, M., Prendiville, D. J. Animal Transport: Developing optimum animal handling procedures and effective transport strategies in the fod production chain to improve animal welfare and food quality.
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    A series of studies were performed to investigate the effect of transport on liveweight, physiological and haematological responses of cattle.
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