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Welcome to the British Society of Animal Science
Latest Society News
- Looking for a job in Animal Science?
Jobs in Animal Science
- Nepal
Traditional and Indigenous Knowledge: A resource in developing livestock systems - call for papers 15 July 2011 (NEW DATE - Conference now being held in November 2011)
- Student Information
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- EWEN 2010 - 5th European Workshop on Equine Nutrition
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- Frequently asked questions
- Animal Bytes
May edition now on-line - Equine, Poultry, food safety and security, animal health and welfare, environment - BOOKSHOP
Buy Notebooks online, plus latest titles including "Dairy Cows - bridging the gaps", "Harvesting Knowledge, Pharming Opportunities" and more.
- ANIMAL
ANIMAL available on line. BSAS Members login to the members area for FREE access.
- Ethical Guidelines
- Event Calendar
Conferences and meetings 2010/12
Introduction to the Society
The Society's aim is to enhance the understanding of animal sciences and to promote its integration into economic and ethical systems. It is committed to improving the productivity
and welfare of farm animals and the quality and safety of food, whilst protecting the environment. To achieve this the Society runs conferences,
workshops and meetings to exchange information, ideas and experiences.
Journal
In collaboration with EAAP and INRA, the BSAS publishes the journal ANIMAL, an international journal of animal bioscience.
Membership
The Society has around 1,000 members, with a third from overseas, including developing countries. The members come from research, education, advisory
work, industry and farming backgrounds with a wide range of interests.
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Why we need Animal Science
We need high quality animal science to help meet rising demand for livestock products in an environmentally and socially responsible
way. Global demand for livestock
products is expected to double during the first half of this century, as a result of the growing human population, and its growing affluence...
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