Intensive Livestock Farming
About this book
Intensive Livestock Farming discusses the process of breeding cattle and the products it provides. It describes the developments in calf production. The book identifies the intensive systems of milk production. The technology involved in the production of beef is covered in some chapters of the text. An article that explains sheep husbandry is also included. The start and the modification of the breeding season of sheep are discussed in detail. The developments in modern sheep breeding are analyzed. A chapter of the book covers the farming of pigs housed intensively. The nutrition of the extremely managed pig is explained. A section of the volume is concerned with the scientific and practical aspects of enhanced pig breeding techniques. The book also explains the structure of the poultry industry of England and Wales. The cost of running a poultry farm is well presented. The book will provide useful information to cattle breeder, poultry farmers, students, and researchers.
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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- Intensive Livestock Farming
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- PREFACE
- FOREWORD
- AUTHOR BIOGRAPHIES
- INTRODUCTION
- SECTION I:āGENERAL CATTLE
- Chapter 2. TRENDS IN CALF PRODUCTION
- Chapter 3. INTENSIVE SYSTEMS OF MILK PRODUCTION
- Chapter 4. BEEF PRODUCTION
- Chapter 5. A 2-YEAR STUDY IN OPERATING A LARGESCALE INTENSIVE BEEF FATTENING UNIT
- Chapter 6. 'SHEEP HUSBANDRY'
- Chapter 7. THE ONSET AND THE MODIFICATION OF THE BREEDING SEASON OF SHEEP
- Chapter 8. A DEVELOPMENT IN MODERN SHEEP BREEDING
- Chapter 9. THE HUSBANDRY OF PIGS HOUSED INTENSIVELY
- Chapter 10. NUTRITION OF THE INTENSIVELY
- Chapter 11. SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF IMPROVED PIG BREEDING METHODS
- Chapter 12. THE STRUCTURE OF THE POULTRY INDUSTRY OF ENGLAND AND WALES
- Chapter 13. POULTRY COSTINGS
- Chapter 14. INTEGRATION AND AGRIBUSINESS
- Chapter 15. HOUSING SYSTEMS AND CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENTS FOR POULTRY
- Chapter 16. BATTERY CAGE EGG PRODUCTION
- Chapter 17. POULTRY NUTRITION, FOODS AND FEEDING
- Chapter 18. DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF POULTRY DISEASES
- Chapter 19. POULTRY DISEASES AND OTHER PROBLEMS OF DOUBTFUL AETIOLOGY WHICH HAVE BEEN LINKED WITH NUTRITION
- Chapter 20. A SELECTED SERIES OF POULTRY PRODUCTION PROBLEMS INVOLVING MANAGEMENT FACTORS
- Chapter 21. RABBIT PRODUCTION
- Chapter 22. MODERN FISH FARMING
- SECTION II:āSPECIAL
- Chapter 24. THE ECONOMICS OF INTENSIVE LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION
- Chapter 25. THE COMMON MARKETāCOMPUTERSāCONTRACTS āCOSTINGSāCOMPETITION
- Chapter 26. THE IMPACT OF INTENSIVE LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION ON FOOD CHAIN ORGANISATIONS
- Chapter 27. THE IMPACT OF BRITAIN'S ENTRY INTO THE COMMON MARKET ON INTENSIVE LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION
- Chapter 28. THE ROLE OF THE COMPUTER
- Chapter 29. RESEARCH IN RELATION TO INTENSIVE LIVESTOCK FARMING
- Chapter 30. THE PHYSIOLOGY OF RUMINANT DIGESTION
- Chapter 31. INFLUENCE OF BACTERIA ON ABSORPTION FROM THE SMALL INTESTINE
- Chapter 32. HEALTH AND DISEASE PROBLEMS
- Chapter 33. DISEASES OF INTENSIVELY HOUSED CATTLE, PIGS AND SHEEP
- Chapter 35. THE FUTURE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE VETERINARY SURGEON AND THE LIVESTOCK FARMER
- Chapter 36. FACTORY FARMINGāANIMAL MACHINES?
- Chapter 37. PAIN PERCEPTION IN ANIMALS, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO POULTRY
- Chapter 38. WORLD FOOD PROBLEMS
- Chapter 39 .FARMING IN 1976
- INDEX
