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Remember Remember Ed Cooke Pdf Creator. TICK OF APPROVAL Iranda Beef's managing director Paul Vogt and staff Erika Materne and Tom Green show Temple Grandin their feedlot yards. Good stockmanship matters with quiet cattle gaining more weight and safer to handle. That was the key message from leading United States animal scientist and autism advocate, Temple Grandin, who visited the Upper South East last week.

Since her first trip to Australia nearly 40 years ago she said livestock handling and yard design had greatly improved, with many producers incorporating her curved raceways. The Colorado State University professor said cattle had a natural tendency to go back to where they came from so it was important to have a race with two full half circles. Her preferred dimensions for good flow were two, five-metre radius, half circles and a crowd pen with a 3.5m radius. “A common mistake is to bend the raceway too sharp,” she said. “When the animal gets to the entrance it must see two body lengths ahead to see there is a place to go.” Prof Grandin said good cattle handling required those working in the yards to walk more rather than pushing too many animals up to the crowd pen (holding pen) at once.