All of them have committed to participate in the forum on a daily basis through May 28. Public discussion, however, may continue beyond the week of the 24th. Discussion will be archived on the program's Web site so that it can serve as a reference for future visitors. The purpose of this colloquium is to explore the impacts of current large-scale animal production systems on the health and welfare of both humans and animals and to discuss policy and research needs. To get to Knott Auditorium, enter the campus and take the road right along Route 15.
Parking is in back.
Especially for livestock producers, equipment suppliers, agency representatives. All three keynote addresses will also be broadcast live on the internet and via phone teleconferencing with synchronized visuals. An educational seminar on the effects of large-scale factory farming on the land, water, air, and economy. Market accessability, social justice, and the environmental stewardship of family farmers. Founder and President of F.A.R.M., will speak on the devastation that has been caused by livestock factories, and legislation that's needed.