Next , 10 20µl of solution containing concentrated animals were pipetted onto a stack of four 0.5 cm filter paper disks (cut from Whatman, No. 1 with a standard one-hole punch).
In addition, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection requires NMPs from the largest operations called concentrated animal feeding operations (> 1,000 AEUs, or 301 1,000 AEUs and a concentrated animal operation, or per federal regulation) (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 2012).
Outlaw concentrated animal feeding operations and encourage the development of sustainable animal husbandry.
His call for the end of factory farms (concentrated animal feeding operations) is courageous.
New York was one of the first states in the nation to develop a general permit for concentrated animal feeding operations.
Although he never explicitly equates "concentrated animal feeding operations" with the Final Solution, the German model of at once seeing and not seeing clearly informs Foer's thinking.
Pigs are housed cheek-to-jowl, by the many thousands, in what are called concentrated animal feeding operations, where feeding, watering and monitoring are largely mechanized.
In fact, the spread of factory farms, which are technically called concentrated animal feeding operations, has essentially been shaped by the industry's search for regions of the country where local control is weak.
Though packed in with thousands of other animals, the beasts in so-called C.A.F.O.s (concentrated animal feeding operations) are ultimately alone, and their fear can be read in their jittery movements and their wide eyes.
Pasture/grass-fed: The new words for the traditional practice of grazing cattle and sheep on pasture as opposed to the more intensive practice of fattening them on grains indoors or in CAFOs (concentrated animal feed operations – largely found in the US).
