Lot feeding sheep on ships. 2. Climate, handling of materials, and sheep behaviour in a ship
Publication Date
1973
Series Number
22
Abstract
Observations during a voyage from Fremantle to the Middle East on a ship carrying about 10,000 sheep, indicated that slow movement of air past the sheep was an important technical problem. It is suggested that rate of air movement should greatly exceed that required by regulations unless sheep are carried at less than the densities allowed. Designs and procedures in feedlot ships should avoid spilling drinking water, and should drain water and urine promptly.
Keywords
Sheep housing, Feeding, Hygiene, Sheep, Ventilation, Live sheep exports
Recommended Citation
Fels, H E.
(1973), Lot feeding sheep on ships. 2. Climate, handling of materials, and sheep behaviour in a ship. Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, Western Australia, Perth. Technical Bulletin 22.
https://library.dpird.wa.gov.au/tech_bull/34
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