Date Published: December 2004
- Introduction:
Why Should We Worry?
General Safety Tips When Working With Livestock
Children and Animals
Livestock and Farm Dogs
Personal Protective Equipment
- Cattle Safety:
Bulls
What To You Want To Do With Your System?
Five Key Design Elements For Handling Cattle Safely
Holding Pen, Crowding Area, Working Chute, Working
Area, (Head Gates, Squeeze Gates), Loading Chute
- Examples of Safe Handling Systems:
- In-Line System
- Circular Crowd Area
- Incorporating into Existing Facilities
- Safe Work Area Within Handling System
- Visibility Through The Head Gate
- Crowd Area
- Man Gates / Escape Routes
- Restraint System in Treatment / Maternity Pen
- Locking Headgates
- Milking:
Ear Tagging
Dehorning, Internal Examinations
Foot Trimming
Halters
- Pig Safety:
Checklist for Preventing Accidents
Task Specific Concerns
Tips for Moving Pigs
Proper Handling Equipment
Boars
- Sheep Safety:
Handling of Individuals and Groups
Examples of Handling Systems
- Combination Sheep and Cattle Facility
- Gates set up to Accommodate Several Tasks
- Crowd Area / Chute System With Scale
- Chickens and Turkeys
Other Livestock
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