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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2008
- Temple Grandin explains the behavior principles for humane slaughter and good animal welfare during captive bolt stunning in beef slaughter plants.
though i am vegetarian and dont agree with killing or eating animals, i have SO MUCH respect for Temple! she, like myself, grew up around animals and loves them very much, and it looks like her life's work is to make sure that people in the meat industry are educated and in turn, no animals have to suffer. she is amazing! i wish she lived in nashville i would totally be her friend :) keep up the good work Temple, we love ya! ~ Beth, Lily & Chase
I grew up working in my Father's Slaughterhouse My Father made sure the Cattle had water and Hay He also made sure the Cattle had at least 10 hours of rest before slaughter He cared deeply for the Cattle and tried to kill them in a humane fashion Temple Grandin is a great Lady With modern methods that she developed she's caring on the work of people like my Father from an earlier generation MS Grandin is doing very important work
Ross Rosen There's no such thing as humane killing. I've spoken to several slaughtermen, both friends and relatives, who confirm this. Industry won't even consent to CCTV monitoring of killing floors, despite shocking video footage repeatedly surfacing over the years. Grandin is a rodeo apologist, yet the best animal welfare science to date shows that rodeo animals do suffer. I've seen some shocking footage of that, too. Far too much. Grandin as a lot of explaining to do IMO.
@@mattw3340 I agree she is the best that out there, that is visible to the public anyway. Her approach seems to go beyond scientific. We live in a world that eats animals as the norm, barbaric it may be now until we can find a genuine alternative to satisfy meat eaters appetites, but until then I'm glad there are people like this lady who seem to care for the animals and make things less stressful until their lives are taken for food.
Are u related to Ludwig Rosen??
@@eddiebaby22 there is an alternative buddy for not killing innocent animals against their will and that is going vegan and eat plant based hamburgers or meat !!! I personally prefer beyond meat / burger !!!
And maybe one day we can even have laboratory meat , would you try that ? 😉btw HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
@@hjwmachineheadveganism will never be an option for the majority.
Ms. Grandin, I applaude you for your work toward the ethical treatment of animals. You are very intuitive to the animals needs, and a are truly a model in your field of work.
Ma'am, you are a godsend to your industry. My biggest complaint about the commercial slaughter of animals is the amount of abuse, fear, and distress the animals are subjected to before and during their deaths.
Everything you're saying makes me nod and smile in agreement because THIS is how animal slaughter needs to be. What you do is SO important, Mrs. Grandin. Because you remind people that these are LIVING things capable of experiencing fear and pain that are giving THEIR lives to feed us.
I recently read a book called The Dog by the cradle, the serpent beneath. Through that book I was introduced to your methods. You are an absolute hero and inspiration to me. I am a vegetarian but if I was guaranteed that all livestock died through your humane process, I would start eating meat again. You are my hero, thank you so much for the amazing work you have done and continue to do. I hope others can be enlightened and stop the cruel process of factory farming.
I know it's been years but this was on my recommended channel on UA-cam, I'm really glad there are people like you making sure these animals are treated properly,WOW how many methods are needed very interesting.
This is hardly treating animals well
as one in the vocation of retail meat, i like knowing that the meat I provide is dispatched in a way humanely as possible.
Here is a woman who has dedicated her life to animal welfare, and has found many ways treat animals humanely in both their daily living and in slaughter. A true advocate of animal rights, who instead of just attacking the current system, has found ways to improve it for all those involved, human and animal alike.
Ms. Grandin, you should be commended for you efforts and accomplishments! Thank you
Animals In Translation, and Animals Make Us Human, are two excellent books by Dr. Temple.
With most certainty the great debate on the taking of life for food will go on for ever and the best that can be offered is compassion in the production of meat.
I have to take my hat of to you Temple, what you have achieved with such simple and long over looked methods with animal behaviour is remarkable and to see these animals going through a system and having no awareness of their fate or suffering in this industry is a credit to you. Your research is well done.
Hey, Ms. Grandin, I'm really glad you're out there to help both autistic people and animals. I have Asperger's Syndrome and got picked on a lot in school, had trouble keeping up with other people, and I've seen "Meet Your Meat" and other videos of animals being horrifically abused in slaughterhouses. The world needs the good work you're doing!
Temple, you are amazing!!!
very informative video! hope people watch your awesome video and learn from you.. ty ty ty!!
This lady is great! I never thought someone could have passion for something like animal restraining devices. I need to take notes on that.
Any of you people had a movie made about you, your incredible life and passion? She is AWESOME!
She sounds a little tense, but this has got to be a tough subject to give a speech on. I applaud her though, I am glad there are people like her pushing to make sure the animals are coming to the most stress-free end possible.
@lowew79 I couldn't agree more. I've been watching things in the industry for five years now, and I think it's getting better. More places are adopting Temple's advice and taking greater care in handling the animals. If they'd just SLOW down a little, they'd avoid a lot of the sloppy and inhumane treatment.
These animals give us everything, they give us their lives. It is only right that we treat them with kindness and respect until they are dead. It doesn't take a lot of effort.
you are really good at knowing how to calm animals down and make them think it's bad :)
Very impressive and professional woman. She needs to be used worldwide for her skills. I just hope the others who do these types of jobs are as good as her.
Dear Eddie - Thanks for the post. I really appreciate it. Temple Grandin
I am also a vegetarian. I see TempleGrandin as someone who is doing animals a big favor. This is awesome. I wish everyone can be vegetarian because it is humane and it will solve the food crisis. A lot of food going to feed animals can be used to feed human.
I respect TempleGrandin not only because she sound really confident and like an expert on the video but also because she's making animals feeling as less pain as possible during the murdering process. You heard it, murdering process.
100 cattle per hour! That's crazy! Oh and I loved loved loved the movie about you Temple. Keep up the great work!
Dr. Grandin,
thx for your gd wk and your contribution for this world ,,u are an god in meat industries.. everybody respect u in meat industries. keep up wt your wk..
Glad to see that there's an advocate for animals making the slaughter as humane as possible...good job Temple
I am a huge fan of temple grandin. Rock star of animal agriculture for sure. You should all greatly appreciate what she has done to reduce animal stress and improve quality and humaneness of plants.
Temple,
You Are Simply AMAZING!!!
Dr. temple grandin is thee leading designer for any livestock chute system and half (if not more) of the slaughterhouses in North America, Australia and the U.K have been directly examined and redesigned to ensure a painless death of the animal going through it. "Life is cruel but we don't have to be" -Temple Grandin
This women is a genius. I commend her for finding more humane ways to do what has to be done for most of us to eat. She obviously cares about the animals and that they are not overly stressed.
She is giving a wealth of information from solid research, she is the advocate for less animal cruelty before death.
UA-cam sure has shown me a lot about where my steaks come from. I'm glad that your expertise is renowned in helping livestock die as peacefully as possible
Tempe Grandin has done so much for the industry to make the slaughtering process not only humane, but also expedited.
I respect what you are doing. It's good to know that at least some peaple are working hard to make the end of animals lives as quick and stress free as posible.
Temple's speaking is in Caps Lock.
I've been a vegetarian for 13 years and I understand your sentiments, but as long as the demand for meat perdures (and it will continue with or without Dr. Grandin), mitigation of suffering rather than complete elimination of the institution is the only realistic goal, and Dr. Grandin has effected this to some degree. Abuse is still regnant, but before Dr. Grandin not even a whit of the mitigation thereof existed. Owing to my realistic expectations of the world, I cannot condemn her efforts.
Everytime Grandin speaks, it's like the floodgates of knowledge have been opened.
Perhaps I was wrong. My bad. UA-cam commentary lesson learned now. I cannot go back and make sense of the conversation you had with Nidarisk, too long and some of it is too hidden to make sense. I apologise. Praising Dr.Temple, thumbs up. Keep up the good work with your non profit group. Animals do not have a voice, so its up to us to speak for them. xx
Thanks...this is enlightning..love it 😊
I love this lady. This was very interesting.
Excellent video. Very smart lady.
fantastic as ever Temple...please encourage more effort into humane killing for horses....its desperately needed.
I am so happy finally there is a humane person who cuts down the fear/pain suffered by the animals before death.
@TempleGrandin your really her??? I watched the video on HBO today and boy I cried, you have really inspired me. I wish you could come to Kansas and visit my family, we have 200 cows and could def. use advice. Great great job, you have done a great thing in your life, keep it up!
this is someone who knows her shit
@@trugiac no?
thank god for people like you ,having seen [so called traditional and ritual methods] you have the animals welfare at heart. eating meat is a fact of life and will go on as long as the human race is around ....regards ..tag
My dear, if I could kiss you through the internet, I would, because you speak beauty and wisdom in a manner that I couldn't manage if I tried.
Brava!
I saw your movie on HBO. You're pretty amazing!
That's the million dollar question. More and more, it's being found that longevity and health trends aren't as simple as whether or not someone eats meat.
That is your opinion. Everyone is well aware of "militant vegitarians". The whole point of this lecture video is how to reduce animal suffering during the slaughtering process. Dr. Grandin is famous for her work in animal behaviour and her designs used in slaughterhouses.
Thank you temple! This should be taught in school. I just wish some how you could get horses into this fast and fair death. I have watched many videos where the horses dodge the gun and have to be shocked at least five times and are still blinking and ears are flicking after. I am a horse owner and breeder and although I am against horses being slaughtered I know that there is over breeding of unwanted animals which leads to neglect! We need your help to stop that slow slaughter. keep going :D
I don't know anyone who thinks there is no physical reaction, but it can be minimized through good practices and I think that's what shes so passionate about.
I am so proud of her. Having any form of autism is already a setback in life but she is much more talented than most of us here. We should be thankful that she does and care so much for animals. Her videos are so clear and simple for anyone to understand. God will bless her always.
Lots of love from Singapore
Nothing but respect for this woman.
😊
Dear Nicola - Thank you for your kind comment. I really appreciate it. Temple Grandin
“Man is truly the king of all animals, because his cruelty surpasses theirs. We live from the death of others. We are walking graves!”
Leonardo da Vinci, universal genius: 1452 - 1519
There's nothing pretty about Slaughter and meat plants, but we are going to eat meat as long as civilization continues, I think she made so many improvements to the way animals are treated and there's nothing cruel if anything she's doing it out of compassion for the animals. Like she says she's doing it Behavioral not by force and they look like they're pretty relaxed and calm going through the slaughterhouse, it's too bad that we consume meat but it's part of life it's natural just like in the wild when predatory animals carnivores hunt and eat meat the only difference here is we are sourcing out our hunting for us, I still don't like a lot of the way animals are treated and handle but she did a pretty good job so far out changing the way meat plants kill livestock, she never said she had all the answers and before she was even around we were always eating meat so how is this her fault? And how is she evil? One person says what's the answer 2 pigs being brought to the slaughterhouse, why is that her fault that pigs being brought to the slaughterhouse are being hurt? I don't like it I don't have the answers but we as people should be thanking her 4 at least making a difference to the quality out of the way they're being handled because before her these animals were being tortured terrorized panicking and there was nothing Humane about it, one lady alone made this much of a difference and I'm sure before her time is up she will continue to see that the quality of the way they're handle and treat it will will be improved and more humane as possible. We have to eat to survive it's the way it always was since the starting of mankind.
Tony - Thank you for your comments. In my work I strive to give people practical suggestions on how to improve handling and reduce stress on animals that we use for meeting. Temple Grandin
Cheryl Miller what I said is what I believe and I think it's very true, I think it's amazing how she understands their behavior. I would have never thought about this until I seen her movie, she came along way and did a lot, and if anything she took the cruelty out of meat packing plants and made a big influence in the meat industry on all species . And then I seen all these videos on numerous meat packing plants where a cow is left out bloated in the yard and you could see the stress and all the cattle , another particular video a guy was given the boot to a turkey and his defense saying it was going to die anyways, I don't know how anybody could think that way leave the bird there in pain traumatize because we are going to consume it, pretty cruel. It's a part of life we are going to eat and it's not going to stop but the cruelty and torture is so unnecessary, I think her for what she did and her beliefs.
A great person , cares as much for people as for animals .
Dar Big Bob - Thanks so much for your comments. Temple Grandin
we heard you speak in NJ long ago when we were raising our son . Thanks , stay well.
have you tried it? would you like to apply any of grandins methods to yourself?
this is a great design more abbatiors need this
I must agree with what you say with regard to ag farming as per the land used for grain feeds for animals. I would like to know of the farms that are truely free range animal farms please.
I totally agree here.I can not see the point in leaving an animal in agony with its throat cut open to bleed to death.Although that is still the case after stunning with a bolt or electroleathalers,exsanguination is still the cause of death,the difference is that the damage to the animals brain after stunning causes insensitivity to pain.The kicking after the stun is mearly a reaction to the lack of oxygen in the animals blood and lack of activity in the brain,muscular twitching.
You would prefer apathetic disinterest?
@TempleGrandin when i was little i used to see livestock auctions in straight alleyways that hold a large mass quantity of 25 to 30 cattle what should they do to not stress the cattle before they are sent to a slaughter house or a place that hauls cattle to slaughter houses. sincerely Dennis Throckmorton
Temple I've seen your video's both on UA-cam and tv specials and have been most impressed. What have you come up with regarding the slaughter of horses...I don't think horse owners would be such bleeding hearts if they knew that their horses were more understood and being put down in a more peaceful way....sorry if you've already addressed this and I've missed it.
Lovely blouse. :)
Dr. Grandin for the win!
0:24 - 0:36 oh ya that's really stressful, right after the whole stunning part isn't already stressful enough.
I don't know for sure, but I would imagine there would be a Kosher mark on the packaging. Kosher foods have a special Kosher mark.
Kosher slaughter isn't pretty, but it is humane if done properly, and it's both easy and economical to do properly. If you want to eat Kosher, you can do so without a guilty conscience.
@oversize1964 yeah that makes total sense because I know if I pick an orange from a tree I can hear it crying and screaming for its
An expert in that area
i just want to say Captive bolt pistol as a rancher put down an cattle or harse without them feeling pain they mightspasm but its just muscle movment the animal is already dead
Actually I should revise my earlier comment since I'm not sure they officially ever worked together. Peta does support her work though, and they gave her their "Proggy Award" a few years ago.
"Ask Dr. Wilson" is a monthly feature in IDA's eNews
Dr. John McDougall's video lecture "The Role of Meat in the Human Diet" is on You Tube. I would also ask you to look up mercury, arsenic, microbe strains. steroids, nitrates, e coli, salmonella whcih are just a few of the things to be considered these days in the conditions of slaughter.
u r a gift from the stars
There are other people out there, very true. Which means that we need to be that much more conscious of the effect our diet and activities have on the environment and on others.
Isn't it amazing that employing more humane slaughter practices cuts down on human injury as well? Treat our food better and we thrive, too...
It's the first I've heard of "Eternal Treblinka". My point, if I have one, is that I was not debating the morality of killing animals. We are also not debating the scale of the killing which is what people find so horrifying in both the case of killing animals for meat and in the case of genocide (Godwins law in action). So my answer to the question would still be yes, in any circumstance where killing is taking place trying to make sure it's done humanely is a good thing, in relative terms.You?
You ARE the coolest
I am 45. i switched to vegetarian way of life 2 yrs ago and still learning about horrendous things people do to animals this shows probably. So you grew up, graduated school and lost your ideals? submitted to Monsanto? i dont want to grow up , ever ! :-) and dont want to leave school either. Why do you care how I spend my time? What do you suggest I do with my time? By the way, how old are you and what you do for a living?
I live in Maine and me and my mom refuse to buy any hamburger meat from the store. We get it locally from a butcher shop that gets everything local and guarantees good pasture meat. We would buy it at our farmers market, including our steak, but it costs way too much for a low income family. We do get it from the store under high recommendations. The thing is with vegetarians is that you need SOME meat to live. No protein makes you weak and lowers immune systems to certain diseases. Fish works.
Temple Grandin and Peta work together. They are of the same mindset and would be on the same side in a debate with Animal Rights advocates.
Of course I am emotionally driven, Passionately driven. Anthropomorphism is certainly warranted as all of us feel pain and torment. I can attribute to other animals the unfortunate capability to feel pain. If I were you I wouldn't want to debate me either but it isn't about who can one up another in debate it is about suffering. You have agood one too.
She is basically saying stun them quickly and fast so they don't get stressed out.
I admire what she did, we must continue to progress and improve our methods of humane and painless slaughter. She's made more impact on animal welfare in slaughter than any radical vegan ever has
Dear Stirling - Thanks for the kind comment ... Temple Grandin
Haha bs. Corporations wouldnt pay her if vegans didnt ask questions.
Left to your own devices youd be psychopaths
TGrandin gets paid to make slaughterhouses more efficient. Not because meat corps care. Youre out to lunch if you think this is humane.
wow she was amazing
Well yeah, but if the animal is stressed it creates "stressed" meats or tough cuts. If they keep them calm, then the cuts of meat are more tender.
This lady will save the human race when the zombie apocalypse happens.
She is causing the apocalypse
@theshedman3 I couldn't agree more!!! Let's see how many humans are up for it!!!
...seeing "Meet Your Meet" and other videos of animal abuse in slaughterhouses but I'd eat meat again if I were reasonably sure it came from a humane source or that such attrocities weren't commonplace. I know I already sent these questions to your autism website, but I wasn't sure how long it'd take for you to find and answer them there. I'm really sorry to nag you about it, but getting the answers to these questions would really give me some piece of mind.
I grew up in Russia and currently live in the US. Where are you from / live? I dont really know what the rest of the world looks like but I m really open to listen . I understand that in some parts of the world eating animals may be the only way to survive and I cant judge it . But in many other parts of the world there are options. Tell me what you meant and how the rest of the world is different.
I'd like to see it happen to you. would you "just move through "the system" nicely and quitely?"
She taught Anton Chigurh everything he knows!
I find her a touch eccentric, wired to the moon almost.
Mackenzie Lee - Temple Grandin in world famous for her work to reduce animal suffering during this process. Animal slaughtering is necessary and if you have to do it, a system that reduces fear, stress on the animals we eat is important.
@411314 ...which will occur incidentally at a certain percentage of the time, which is significant, but also depends on many variables, such as the particular worker overseeing any given operation of the slaughter, the company itself and how much management cares, the kinds of underpaid of labor that go in to these places, usually immigrant workers who themselves are in a hard way... you basically create a mixing pot of a lot of factors for cruelty incidence to be rather common
This lady is a genius
Dear Sst Pilot - Thank you for your kind comment - Temple Grandin
this controversial post is of course filled with knowledge and of course a huge load of scientific research. :)
I feel like I know exactly how she was in elementary school.
The stupidity of your argument is refreshing. Was the murderer going to cook the victims body to feed his children so that they wont have to starve to death? I think not!
Do not compare killing animals to killing humans.
I'm a stunner.. 2000 per day. I hate having no head restraint it means some will always need to be reshot and it's illegal to make a mistake when a mistake is garrantied to happen sometimes without a head restraint.
Your right it is fun
She's famous for the cowgirl shirts as well. :)
@QueenCrocuta Yeah I researched it, but thanx anyway
@TempleGrandin no its not shark finning ok on you tube search type in shark.org
you should see some cruelty vids trying to stop cruel rodeos go onto their user and there is a hyper link to their website. you can see loads of hyper link go onto the horse killers one and you will find loads of videos of what you want too see to change it.