Farmers and activists must communicate for the benefit of swine welfare

Why do extreme forms of activism compromise animal welfare? And how can producers and activists work together to improve swine welfare on farm?
calendar icon 9 April 2019
clock icon 3 minute read
In the past, activists have played a large part in improving conditions of livestock on farm, during transport and at slaughter. On the other hand, more militant activism has threatened the health and safety of both farmers and their animals
In the past, activists have played a large part in improving conditions of livestock on farm, during transport and at slaughter. On the other hand, more militant activism has threatened the health and safety of both farmers and their animals

Emily Houghton

Editor, The Pig Site

Emily Houghton is a Zoology graduate from Cardiff University and was the editor of The Pig Site from October 2017 to May 2020. Emily has worked in livestock husbandry, and has written, conducted and assisted with research projects regarding the synthesis of welfare and productivity of free-range food species.

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