Volume
45
Issue
4
Abstract
Quality Assurance training for adults has placed little emphasis on human injury and carcass defects such as bruising. To reduce the incidence of human injury and carcass defects, people need to understand corral design and animal behavior. An interactive curricula was developed using fence panels big enough to be placed on a tabletop. Participants were able to use the panels to make corral designs. There have been 2,304 people who have participated in the corral design and animal handling programs offered by the author. Evaluations averaged a 9.2 ± 0.58 on a 10-point scale (1=terrible idea, 10=great idea).
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Recommended Citation
Boyles, S. (2007). Cattle Corral Design- Learning by Doing. The Journal of Extension, 45(4), Article 28. https://open.clemson.edu/joe/vol45/iss4/28
