Pro-active livestock management–Capitalizing on animal behavior. Anderson, D. M. Journal of Arid Land Studies, 1998. Paper abstract bibtex This paper describes a technique for modifying sheep and or goat behavior to reduce canine predation, management time and fencing requirements under mixed-species stocking. Procedures to modify behavior of individual animals are outlined. The concept involves bonding small ruminants to cattle to produce a cohesive group termed a flerd. A flerd acts as a single interdependent cohesive livestock unit under free-ranging conditions rather than as distinct flocks and herds coexisting in the same area.
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title = {Pro-active livestock management--{Capitalizing} on animal behavior},
volume = {7S},
url = {bibliography/98-002.pdf},
abstract = {This paper describes a technique for modifying sheep and or goat behavior to reduce canine predation, management time and fencing requirements under mixed-species stocking. Procedures to modify behavior of individual animals are outlined. The concept involves bonding small ruminants to cattle to produce a cohesive group termed a flerd. A flerd acts as a single interdependent cohesive livestock unit under free-ranging conditions rather than as distinct flocks and herds coexisting in the same area.},
journal = {Journal of Arid Land Studies},
author = {Anderson, D. M.},
year = {1998},
keywords = {JRN, livestock}
}
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