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National Programs Animal Well-Being & Stress Control Systems
Program Summary:
Program Direction

Vision Statement:
Improved Well-being of Food Producing Animals in Agricultural Production Systems.

Mission Statement:
The Mission of the Animal Well-Being and Stress Control Systems Program is to provide information needed to assess farm animal well-being scientifically, reduce animal stress, produce fit animals, and improve animal production systems for enhanced well-being.

The research components of this program include:

  • Scientific Measures of well-being
  • Adaptation and Adaptedness
  • Social Behavior and Spacing
  • Cognition and Motivation
  • Evaluate Practices and Systems To Improve Well-Being
  • Bioenergetic Criteria for Environmental Management

Projects in this Program - by State
IN NE TX MS
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Program Summary
   Program Direction
   Program Rationale
   Program Component Definitions
   Projected Outcomes

Action Plan
  Action Plan

Program Annual Reports
  FY 2003
  FY 2002
  FY 2001
  FY 2000
  FY 1999
  FY 1998


Project Information
   List of Projects in this Program
   List of Project Annual Reports in this program

Program Team
  Smith, Lewis W
(leader)
  Robens, Jane F
 
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