A globally adopted system of ‘intensive animal agriculture’ or ‘factory farming’ has met the growing demand for cheap animal products. Cages, stalls, feedlots, and huge windowless barns house the 98 ...

Enrichment allows animals to engage in biologically driven behaviors and ... systems and large brains are among the reasons they are particularly unsuited to intensive farming. A wild-caught day ...

A new study led by Amy Bogaard, Professor of European Archaeology, School of Archaeology, University of Oxford, reveals that ...

New research from the University of Oxford shows land-hungry farming and scarce land drove wealth inequality over the past 10 ...

AWI supported the measure because of our vehement opposition to the practice of confining animals in a manner that prevents even the most basic movement and behaviors, including the ability to simply ...

They argue that intensive animal farming is cruel and contributes to climate change, as well as hunger and water scarcity. “Switzerland imports 1.2 million tonnes of animal feed every year to ...

which would have extended the directive to other intensive farming such as cattle, said charity Friends of the Earth. The vote "missed an opportunity" to bring more industrial animal farms in line ...

Intensive farming - from what I know - is where farmers take animals, crops, compress them into small spaces. Feeding them, treating them with different chemicals to make them grow faster.