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Incentive mechanisms for food safety control in pork supply chains : a study on the relationship between finishing pig producers and slaughterhouses in the Netherlands

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Incentive mechanisms for food safety control in pork supply chains : a study on the relationship between finishing pig producers and slaughterhouses in the Netherlands

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Incentive mechanisms for food safety control in pork supply chains : a study on the relationship between finishing pig producers and slaughterhouses in the Netherlands

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Livestock, the World, and the Dutch : part II: background country studies : final draft for discussion

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Livestock, the World, and the Dutch : part II: background country studies : final draft for discussion

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Livestock, the World, and the Dutch : part II: background country studies : final draft for discussion

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Livestock, the World, and the Dutch : part II: background country studies : final draft for discussion

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Livestock, the World, and the Dutch : part II: background country studies : final draft for discussion

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Livestock, the World, and the Dutch : a quick scan of opportunities in livestock production in nine countries : final draft for discussion

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Livestock, the World, and the Dutch : a quick scan of opportunities in livestock production in nine countries : final draft for discussion

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Livestock, the World, and the Dutch : a quick scan of opportunities in livestock production in nine countries : final draft for discussion

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Livestock, the World, and the Dutch : a quick scan of opportunities in livestock production in nine countries : final draft for discussion

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Livestock, the World, and the Dutch : a quick scan of opportunities in livestock production in nine countries : final draft for discussion

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In-vitro method and model to estimate methane emissions from liquid manure management on pig and dairy farms in four countries

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Table_1_A coaching approach to strengthen farm management teams to reduce antimicrobial use in Dutch high usage pig farms: a 2 year intervention study.DOCX