The phrase "animal processing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the handling, treatment, or preparation of animals, often in industries such as agriculture or food production.
Example: "The facility is known for its humane animal processing methods, ensuring the welfare of the animals throughout the process."
Alternatives: "animal handling" or "animal treatment".
According to the FAO's estimates, CO2 emissions from farm animal processing total several tens of millions of metric tons per year (Steinfeld et al. 2006).
These changes have resulted in the subsequent spatial restructuring of agricultural production brought on by the abandonment of government controlled collective farms and animal processing facilities post-collapse of the Soviet Union [ 30].
The first vaccination occurs upon arrival at the feedlot where cattle are all processed through a chute anyway (so no additional chute charge or animal processing is associated uniquely to the E. coli vaccination).
Information obtained through microwear analysis and the study of microscopic residues -microfossils and chemical residues – on the blades and stems indicates that these artifacts were used in several functions, with a first use as projectile points and a final use as knives in generalized plant and animal processing.
All animal processing followed approved protocols from the University of Guelph.
Hours with known periods of human intervention (feeding, sample collection, animal processing, and treatment administration) were removed equally from calves in both treatment groups.
The predominance of males over females may be a result of activities that males primarily perform that lead to exposure to the infection: working as shepherds, slaughtering and skinning animals, processing animal hides, etc.
Within the pastoralist arena alone, there are numerous gender- and age-related livelihood activities around the pastoralist household enterprise, including animal husbandry, processing pastoral produce for home consumption or trade, livestock trade, politico-legal negotiation and physical enforcement of access to or exclusion from resources.
High rates of food production have been achieved through these systems in which the scale of operations requires the high throughput generation of animals for processing.
For example, Hispanics occupied some one-fourth of construction jobs, one-third of crop-production slots, and two-fifths of animal-processing and landscaping positions.
In Europe's latest food scare, the French government admitted last week that the run-off from septic tanks and waste water from animal-processing had been found early this year in feed destined for pigs and chickens.The French government insisted that there was nothing illegal about using some of this waste, so long as it was heat-treated.
