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CATTLE CARE & HANDLING GUIDELINES

1 CATTLE CARE & HANDLING GUIDELINESA SAFE, WHOLESOME ANDHEALTHY beef SUPPLYCATTLE CARE & HANDLING GUIDELINESBeef CATTLE producers take pride in their responsibility to provide proper care to CATTLE . The Code of CATTLE Care below lists general recommendations for care and HANDLING of CATTLE : Provide necessary food, water and care to protect the health and well-being of animals. Provide disease prevention practices to protect herd health, including access to veterinary medical care. Provide facilities that allow safe, humane, and effi cient movement and/or restraint of CATTLE .

Beef cattle producers take pride in their responsibility to provide proper care to cattle. The Code of Cattle Care below lists general recommendations for care and handling of cattle: • Provide necessary food, water and care to protect the health and well-being of animals. • Provide disease prevention practices to protect herd health,

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