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|a Human-livestock interactions :
|b the stockperson and the productivity and welfare of intensively farmed animals /
|c Paul H. Hemsworth, Animal Welfare Science Centre, University of Melbourne and Department of Primary Industries, Australia and Grahame J. Coleman, Animal Welfare Science Centre, Monash University, Australia.
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|a Introduction : the stockperson as a professional : skills, knowledge and status -- Farm animal welfare : assessment, issues and implications -- Human-animal interactions and animal productivity and welfare -- Attitudes of stockpeople -- Stockperson behaviour and animal behaviour -- A model of stockperson-animal interactions and their implications for livestock -- Changing stockperson attitudes and behaviour -- Conclusion : current and future opportunities to improve human-animal interactions in livestock production.
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|a The second edition of this book contains chapters that discuss the role of the stockperson in animal welfare, including attitudes, human-animal interactions, human and animal behaviour and improvement of human-animal interactions in animal production. This book is intended for those with an interest in human-animal interactions, including trainers, livestock farm managers, students and academics.
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