Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think.

— Albert Einstein

. . . Calls for Greater Focus on Stockmanship . . .

This is a great article about calling for greater focus on Stockmanship to improve animal welfare and gain consumer trust.

One key paragraph is:

It’s as if, in intensive agriculture, we’ve tried to solve the problems by regulating the environment when the human factors play such a huge role. I think if we can refocus the attention of animal welfare away from just saying what should be the space allowance, the width of the crates, ammonia levels in the air and focus it onto the skill, knowledge and dedication of the people we will make much greater strides in assuring animal welfare and also help to generate public trust in the sector.

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