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Assessing and Managing Livestock WelfareAssessing and Managing Livestock WelfareALPA – Griffith NSW
Patrick Hutchinson ‐March 2014
Introduction to ALMINTROO
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Australian Livestock Management (ALM)
Australian Livestock Management
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Australian Livestock Management (ALM) provides a range of training and safety services to the livestock industry within A
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Our vision is to see the industry move into an even more competitive position in the 21st Century in which all industry
k h ld h f li k’stakeholders have assurance of livestock’s profitability, sustainability, and ethics
Livestock Welfare down the chainINTROO
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Welfare through the supply chainWELFAA
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Saleyard / Stock Agent
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TransportFeedlot
Assessing and Managing Livestock WelfareASSESSSIN
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Welfare and Stock Agents
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ALPA approached ALM to develop a customised version of a training module for ALPA members N
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This module was to ensure adherence to the ALPA Strategic Plan, specifically LIVESTO
identifying the need to stay ahead of Animal Welfare requirements O
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This would be done by instigating effective training measures for all Stock agent Staff and Supply Chain participants where LFA
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and Supply Chain participants where possible.
Assessing and Managing Livestock WelfareASSESSSIN
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Objectives
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Identify and explain animal welfare requirements, regulations and responsibilities
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responsibilities Identify and explain animal handling
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Assessing and Managing Livestock WelfareASSESSSIN
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Objectives
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Utilise facilities and appropriate equipment to improve animal welfare outcomes (including
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welfare outcomes (including euthanasia)C d t i l lf LIVESTO
Conduct an animal welfare assessment and report animal
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welfare audit resultUnderstand the impact of poor LFA
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animal welfare on carcase and meat quality
Assessing and Managing Livestock WelfareASSESSSIN
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Benefits of the Course
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Direct linkage to the Animal Welfare Officers Skill Set (AWOSS) N
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courseOne day course only with
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Benefits of the Course
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Opportunity to move onto other programs with Prior Learning, N
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especially to AWOSS or Oversee Humane Handling of Livestock
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Underpinning from Meat Industry Training and Advisory Council O
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(MINTRAC) for materials
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Welfare through the supply chainWELFAA
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TransportProcessing
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Saleyard / Stock Agent
Transport
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TransportFeedlot
Other CoursesOTH
ERR COURSOther Courses SESAnimal Welfare Officers Skill Set (AWOSS)
– Feedlots and Pastoral Companies
Livestock Handling ‐ Certificate 2 course based on the training package “AHCLSK205A ‐ Handle livestock using basic techniques”.
Other CoursesOTH
ERR COURSOther Courses SESEuthanasia across supply chains
MINTRAC Courses
– Training and assessing working dog handlers
– Training and assessing mounted stock handlers
– Yard Design
Contact DetailsCO
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www.auslivestock.com.auwww.auslivestock.com.au
@auslivestockman
+61 435 357 942+61 435 357 942
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