Manejo de Herramientas

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Author: Casey Zangaro

Protocolo General

  • Las buenas prácticas de manejo serán priorizadas en la granja. Es de conocimiento general que el uso de prácticas de manejo de bajo estrés contribuye al bienestar e impacto positivo en los animales, cuidadores y la industria productora de cerdo. Los actos deliberados de abuso no serán tolerados en esta granja.
  • Hay herramientas disponibles para facilitar la categorización y desplazamiento de los cerdos de forma segura, compasiva y efectiva.
  • Las herramientas cuyo uso ha sido aprobado para el cuidado de cerdos incluyen: tabla de arreo, paleta de sonajero, banderitas de nylon, capa de torero y palos con cintas plásticas.
  • Una picana eléctrica puede usarse únicamente como último recurso, usualmente durante la descarga de cerdos

  • Procedimientos para el manejo de animales de diferentes edades

  • Procedimientos para el uso de herramientas

  • Seguridad

  • Información útil

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