This post is a second shout out to the agencies that help keep our food supply safe-er than it would be without them. Check out the previous post which focused on the FDA. At FF&F, I’m often
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It has been far too long since I wrote a blog post. Look out internet, I have a blogging itch that needs scratching, and it’ll probably cause a rash! …I apologize for that mental image. The
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I've recently been collecting evidence that suggests that we could increase adoption rates by incorporating more group housing into shelters. In building my study, I'm now interested in what factors
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"Kipling" currently up for adoption at Heartland Humance Society (Corvallis) As I continue my research trend concerning adoption rates in shelter cats, I came across this thesis by Nadine
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Lucy is currently up for adoption at Heartland Humane Society (Corvallis) and is housed singly. This article is one of many that I'm currently reviewing to build the introduction for the original
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Here's the final portion of my paper: Do organic animal operations encourage management decisions that negatively impact animal welfare? If you've missed the other posts, you can check out part 1,
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Here's the second portion of my paper: Do organic animal operations encourage management decisions that negatively impact animal welfare? You can find part 1 here, or read the entire paper
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For my senior ethics class, I chose to write about an issue everyone has an opinion on, from granola folks at the co-op telling me to watch Food Inc. to farmers complaining about the outbreak of
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Image from BBC News A friend of mine thought this would interest me when I last visited him, and I had him send me the links discussing badger culling in the UK to control the spread of bovine
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Veterinary ethics are especially touchy and complex because the general public often has strong opinions on every animal issue, including: euthanasia, animal welfare, animal rights, cosmetic surgery,