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Safety and Identification of Animals in the Herd

Injury Prevention

Preventive and Curative Health

Marking and/or Branding

Erecting fencing

Erecting pens and feedlots

Thinking carefully about herd selection

Castration of steers to prevent natural male aggression

Dehorning of calves and steers to avoid injury during aggressive behaviour or when animals are closely confined (e.g. during transportation or in crushes).

Considering the design and layout of housing, feedlots, crushes and vehicles for transportation

Vaccines

Grazing and feeding systems

Scientific supplements to diets

Volume and quality of watering systems

Medicines and other vet nary interventions such as selective breeding practice, artificial insemination, etc.

In order to understand all the elements related to livestock treatments, we have adapted information from the Samuel Noble Roberts foundation to create a comprehensive “best practice” checklist of all the procedures and elements to consider when administering livestock treatments for beef livestock.