Location: Egg and Poultry Production Safety Research Unit
Title: Institutional PoliciesAuthor
ANDERSON, KENNETH - North Carolina State University | |
HILL, GRETCHEN - Michigan State University | |
Jones, Deana | |
AARON, DEBRA - University Of Kentucky | |
LENTS, CLAY - US Department Of Agriculture (USDA) | |
MURRAY, JAMES - University Of California, Davis |
Submitted to: Book Chapter
Publication Type: Book / Chapter Publication Acceptance Date: 1/10/2020 Publication Date: 12/10/2020 Citation: Anderson, K., Hill, G., Jones, D.R., Aaron, D., Lents, C., Murray, J. 2020. Institutional Policies. Book Chapter. Guide for the Care and Use of Agricultural Animals in Research and Teaching, 4th Edition. Interpretive Summary: Effective animal care and use programs are necessary for the ethical and efficient use of animals in research, outreach, and teaching. Understanding the policies, procedures, and expectations for the use of animals in research, outreach, and teaching is imperative. This chapter outlines and explains the policies, procedures, and expectations of institutional animal care and use of agricultural animals for research, outreach, and teaching. Technical Abstract: The Guide for the Care and Use of Agricultural Animals in Research, Outreach, and Teaching (the Ag Guide) strongly affirms that scientific and professional judgment and concern for the humane treatment of animals are required for the proper care of animals used in agricultural research and teaching. Scientists, veterinarians, and others must assume responsibility for animal welfare and uphold the rigor and integrity of agricultural animal research and instruction. The use of animals for research and teaching, including production research, is governed by numerous federal and local laws, regulations, and standards. |