Treating Cows and Horses With Kindness and Care
The author argues kindness to cows and horses boosts productivity and welfare. Gentle handling, shelter from cold, regular feeding, clean bedding, and quiet barns prevent poor milking and misbehavior. Horses need warm, ventilated stables, measured feeding, and humane treatment to avoid misery and loss of labor.
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