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Verifying credence attributes in livestock production

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Inccorporating environmentally compliant manure nutrient disposal costs into least-cost livestock ration formulation

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Joint management of wildlife and livestock disease

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Demand for farm animal welfare and producer implications : results from a field experiment in Michigan

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Cow welfare in the U.S. dairy industry : willingness-to-pay and willingness-to-supply

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Animal welfare perception of the US public and cow-calf producers

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Livestock Disease Indemnity Design When Moral Hazard is Followed by Adverse Selection

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Averting or limiting the outbreak of infectious disease in domestic livestock herds is an economic and potential human health issue that involves the government and individual livestock producers. Producers have private information about preventive biosecurity measures they adopt on their farms...

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