… not lead to a single conclusion. We will see there are many factories within the factory farm.
… attempt to defamiliarize the contemporary state of industrial capitalism in rural America—and …

… are largely a thing of the past; today the animals are in massive “confined animal feeding
operations,” or CAFOs (sometimes called “factory farms”), where they reside until they are …

… not have any direct duties to animals but we still have indirect duties. Thus, it is not wrong to
kick an animal because we wrong the animal … in the process - the animal, for instance, may …

… Given its biological limitations, the industrial agriculture industry will be unable to compete,
… for animal products is chipped away by modern alternatives, we will see the industrial system …

… that genuinely improves animal welfare, precision farming could run … not meet the standards
of a particular definition and does not live up to its promise of improving the lives of animals. …

… reach of human cruelty has expanded, so too has the involvement of virtually all people in
it. Even people who do not consume meat produced by the factory farming industry are likely …

… We do not wish to be prescriptive in discussing how industries should respond to contemporary
animal welfare challenges, but rather we note that strategies emphasizing proactivity …

… [1,2], thereby allowing gains in farmer well-being and reduced labour costs. However, as far
back as in the early 1960s, the author and early critic of ‘factory farming’, Harrison identified …

… on animals through practices such as factory farming. But the suffering of animals in the wild
is vastly more extensive. Wild Animal Ethics defends the claim that although we are not the …

… animal husbandry is ethical or not depends on practical specificities, not on the fact that animals
… Such discussions also need to factor in that animal husbandry plays an important role in …