Intensive Livestock Operations Why are so many animals kept in one space? Intensive Livestock Operations focus on raising a large number of animals in a defined space. Download pdf to Learn More Related SnapAG Articles Related articles Beef Protein and the Environment Agriculture and Greenhouse Gases Grass-Fed and Grain-Finished Beef Environmental Farm Plans Glyphosate Pesticides and the Environment Pesticides – What and Why? Organic Farming Irrigation Conservation Tillage Websites to Investigate This Topic Further Best Food Facts Canadian Cattlemen’s Association FarmFood 360 The Real Dirt on Farming Footnotes Investor Words. (No date). “Economy of Scale.” Saskatchewan Agriculture and Food Livestock Development Branch. (January 3, 2005). “Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Livestock Operations.” National Farm Animal Care Council (NFACC). (2018). “Codes of Practice for Care and Handling of Farm Animals.” References Investor Words. (No date). “Economy of Scale.” National Farm Animal Care Council (NFACC). (2018). “Codes of Practice for Care and Handling of Farm Animals.” Saskatchewan Agriculture and Food Livestock Development Branch. (January 3, 2005). “Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Livestock Operations.” Photo Credits Girl with chick, Page 1 – Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan Laying hens, Page 2 – Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan Beef cattle in feedlot, Page 2 – Canada Beef Dairy cows, Page 2 – Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan All Snap AG Categories Farming Basics Animal Health Animal Care Farming & The Environment Pesticides Plant and Animal Proteins Food Growing Crops Organics Plant Biotechnology Tags animals , environment , housing , pigs , cows , chickens