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HANDLING METHODS AND FACILITIES TO REDUCE STRESS ON CATTLE
Authors: GRANDIN T
Citation: T. Grandin, HANDLING METHODS AND FACILITIES TO REDUCE STRESS ON CATTLE, The Veterinary clinics of North America. Food animal practice, 14(2), 1998, pp. 325
CRATE CONDITIONING OF BONGO (TRAGELAPHUS-EURYCERUS) FOR VETERINARY AND HUSBANDRY PROCEDURES AT THE DENVER ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS
Authors: PHILLIPS M GRANDIN T GRAFFAM W IRLBECK NA CAMBRE RC
Citation: M. Phillips et al., CRATE CONDITIONING OF BONGO (TRAGELAPHUS-EURYCERUS) FOR VETERINARY AND HUSBANDRY PROCEDURES AT THE DENVER ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, Zoo biology, 17(1), 1998, pp. 25-32
THE FEASIBILITY OF USING VOCALIZATION SCORING AS AN INDICATOR OF POORWELFARE DURING CATTLE SLAUGHTER
Authors: GRANDIN T
Citation: T. Grandin, THE FEASIBILITY OF USING VOCALIZATION SCORING AS AN INDICATOR OF POORWELFARE DURING CATTLE SLAUGHTER, Applied animal behaviour science, 56(2-4), 1998, pp. 121-128
FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO THE INCIDENCE OF DARK CUTTING BEEF
Authors: SCANGA JA BELK KE TATUM JD GRANDIN T SMITH GC
Citation: Ja. Scanga et al., FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO THE INCIDENCE OF DARK CUTTING BEEF, Journal of animal science, 76(8), 1998, pp. 2040-2047
PUBLIC VETERINARY-MEDICINE - FOOD SAFETY AND HANDLING - OBJECTIVE SCORING OF ANIMAL HANDLING AND STUNNING PRACTICES AT SLAUGHTER PLANTS
Authors: GRANDIN T
Citation: T. Grandin, PUBLIC VETERINARY-MEDICINE - FOOD SAFETY AND HANDLING - OBJECTIVE SCORING OF ANIMAL HANDLING AND STUNNING PRACTICES AT SLAUGHTER PLANTS, Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 212(1), 1998, pp. 36-39
BOS-INDICUS CROSS FEEDLOT CATTLE WITH EXCITABLE TEMPERAMENTS HAVE TOUGHER MEAT AND A HIGHER INCIDENCE OF BORDERLINE DARK CUTTERS
Authors: VOISINET BD GRANDIN T OCONNOR SF TATUM JD DEESING MJ
Citation: Bd. Voisinet et al., BOS-INDICUS CROSS FEEDLOT CATTLE WITH EXCITABLE TEMPERAMENTS HAVE TOUGHER MEAT AND A HIGHER INCIDENCE OF BORDERLINE DARK CUTTERS, Meat science, 46(4), 1997, pp. 367-377
THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR HANDLING CATTLE
Authors: GRANDIN T
Citation: T. Grandin, THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR HANDLING CATTLE, Livestock production science, 49(2), 1997, pp. 103-119
FEEDLOT CATTLE WITH CALM TEMPERAMENTS HAVE HIGHER AVERAGE DAILY GAINSTHAN CATTLE WITH EXCITABLE TEMPERAMENTS
Authors: VOISINET BD GRANDIN T TATUM JD OCONNOR SF STRUTHERS JJ
Citation: Bd. Voisinet et al., FEEDLOT CATTLE WITH CALM TEMPERAMENTS HAVE HIGHER AVERAGE DAILY GAINSTHAN CATTLE WITH EXCITABLE TEMPERAMENTS, Journal of animal science, 75(4), 1997, pp. 892-896
ASSESSMENT OF STRESS DURING HANDLING AND TRANSPORT
Authors: GRANDIN T
Citation: T. Grandin, ASSESSMENT OF STRESS DURING HANDLING AND TRANSPORT, Journal of animal science, 75(1), 1997, pp. 249-257
ON ANOTHER PLANET
Authors: GRANDIN T
Citation: T. Grandin, ON ANOTHER PLANET, New scientist, 149(2015), 1996, pp. 56-56
BRIEF REPORT - RESPONSE TO NATIONAL-INSTITUTES-OF-HEALTH REPORT
Authors: GRANDIN T
Citation: T. Grandin, BRIEF REPORT - RESPONSE TO NATIONAL-INSTITUTES-OF-HEALTH REPORT, Journal of autism and developmental disorders, 26(2), 1996, pp. 185-187
FACTORS THAT IMPEDE ANIMAL MOVEMENT AT SLAUGHTER PLANTS
Authors: GRANDIN T
Citation: T. Grandin, FACTORS THAT IMPEDE ANIMAL MOVEMENT AT SLAUGHTER PLANTS, Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 209(4), 1996, pp. 757-759
CONDITIONING OF NYALA (TRAGELAPHUS-ANGASI) TO BLOOD SAMPLING IN A CRATE WITH POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT
Authors: GRANDIN T ROONEY MB PHILLIPS N CAMBRE RC IRLBECK NA GRAFFAM W
Citation: T. Grandin et al., CONDITIONING OF NYALA (TRAGELAPHUS-ANGASI) TO BLOOD SAMPLING IN A CRATE WITH POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT, Zoo biology, 14(3), 1995, pp. 261-273
CATTLE WITH HAIR WHORL PATTERNS ABOVE THE EYES ARE MORE BEHAVIORALLY AGITATED DURING RESTRAINT
Authors: GRANDIN T DEESING MJ STRUTHERS JJ SWINKER AM
Citation: T. Grandin et al., CATTLE WITH HAIR WHORL PATTERNS ABOVE THE EYES ARE MORE BEHAVIORALLY AGITATED DURING RESTRAINT, Applied animal behaviour science, 46(1-2), 1995, pp. 117-123
SOLVING LIVESTOCK HANDLING PROBLEMS
Authors: GRANDIN T
Citation: T. Grandin, SOLVING LIVESTOCK HANDLING PROBLEMS, Veterinary medicine, 89(10), 1994, pp. 989
ELECTROIMMOBILIZATION COMMENTARY - REPLY
Authors: GRANDIN T
Citation: T. Grandin, ELECTROIMMOBILIZATION COMMENTARY - REPLY, Agri-Practice, 15(3), 1994, pp. 4-5
THE RELUCTANCE OF CATTLE TO CHANGE A LEARNED CHOICE MAY CONFOUND PREFERENCE TESTS
Authors: GRANDIN T ODDE KG SCHUTZ DN BEHRNS LM
Citation: T. Grandin et al., THE RELUCTANCE OF CATTLE TO CHANGE A LEARNED CHOICE MAY CONFOUND PREFERENCE TESTS, Applied animal behaviour science, 39(1), 1994, pp. 21-28
SEMANTICS OF EUTHANASIA - REPLY
Authors: GRANDIN T
Citation: T. Grandin, SEMANTICS OF EUTHANASIA - REPLY, Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 205(4), 1994, pp. 536-537
EUTHANASIA AND SLAUGHTER OF LIVESTOCK
Authors: GRANDIN T
Citation: T. Grandin, EUTHANASIA AND SLAUGHTER OF LIVESTOCK, Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 204(9), 1994, pp. 1354-1360
FARM ANIMAL-WELFARE DURING HANDLING, TRANSPORT, AND SLAUGHTER
Authors: GRANDIN T
Citation: T. Grandin, FARM ANIMAL-WELFARE DURING HANDLING, TRANSPORT, AND SLAUGHTER, Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 204(3), 1994, pp. 372-377
THE EFFECT OF PREVIOUS EXPERIENCES ON LIVESTOCK BEHAVIOR DURING HANDLING
Authors: GRANDIN T
Citation: T. Grandin, THE EFFECT OF PREVIOUS EXPERIENCES ON LIVESTOCK BEHAVIOR DURING HANDLING, Agri-Practice, 14(4), 1993, pp. 15-20
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