Animal Welfare on the Farm

March 1, 2010
By Guy Hand

Pig confined in cage

The ethical treatment of farm animals is a growing concern for many Americans.  And that puts states with relatively few animal cruelty laws, like Idaho, in the cross-hairs of animal welfare groups.  It also makes those states attractive to livestock operations looking to relocate to less regulated areas.

In this installment of Edible Idaho, correspondent Guy Hand explores animal welfare on the farm.

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Follow Senator Corder’s Animal Cruelty legislation S1317

Idaho Senator Tim Corder’s Website

Animal Legal Defense Fund Website

Humane Society of the U.S. Farm Animal Website

Idaho Dairymen’s Association

Animal Welfare Approved Website

Janie Burns’s Meadowlark Farm Website

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One Response to Animal Welfare on the Farm

  1. [...] Idaho’s animal cruelty laws have been ranked by several organizations as some of the most lax in the country. Attempts to address that issue was the subject of a recent Edible Idaho program called “Animal Welfare on the Farm.” [...]

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