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Proper Handling and FacilitiesAdvanced Animal Science- Safety
Prepared by: Ben Black
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ReviewWhat is the difference between
hazards and risks?What are some reasons for
childhood agriculture injuries?What are some ways to prevent
injuries?
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ObjectivesIdentify appropriate handling
proceduresExamine animal characteristics
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HandlingAnimals have difficulty judging
distancesAnimals sense their surroundings
differently than humans.Differences exist between the
vision of cattle, swine, and horses.
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HandlingEx) A quick movement behind
cattle may “spook” them
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HandlingAnimals have extremely sensitive
hearing.Loud noises frighten animals.This is why animals are often
skittish and balky.
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HandlingWatch for signs of
aggressivenessWarning signs include:
◦Raised or pinned ears◦Raised tail or hair on the back◦Teeth showing◦Pawing the ground or snorting
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General rules for working animalsBe calm and deliberateAvoid quick movements or loud
noisesBe patientGently touch animals rather than
shoving or bumping themAlways have an escape route
when working with animal in close quarters
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ObjectivesIdentify appropriate handling
proceduresExamine animal characteristics
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ResourcesAgriLife Extension-
http://fcs.tamu.edu/health/healthhints/2009/dec/index.php#section5
California Agricultural Teachers’ Essential Guide to Safety- Page 98
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Lab Students will get into groups and
will research basic information and draft and describe the facility that is to be developed.
Next class will start with presentations