Holy cows: A look at the influence of religious beliefs on dairy animal welfare on kibbutzim in Israel [Book Review]

Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics 13 (3-4):219-227 (2000)
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Abstract

The influence of religious beliefs on people's attitudes andactions in the area of animal welfare was examined by interviewing dairyworkers on kibbutzim (communal agricultural settlements) in Israel.Workers on religiously observant kibbutzim were no more consistent intheir attitudes toward and treatment of dairy cows than workers onnon-observant and selectively observant kibbutzim.

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