Background US government child labor policies allow children as young as age 10 to be
hired as workers on farms not operated by family members. Children may face substantial …

In this article, we review the Agrarian Question focusing on dairy farms. We have the dual
aim of adding to the debate surrounding the economic profitability of small and large dairy …

Calf rearing practices differ among farms, including feeding and weaning methods. These
differences may relate to how dairy producers view these practices and evaluate their own …

Spanish-speaking caretakers currently serve, and will continue to function, in roles essential
for the sustainability and long-term success of United States (US) animal production …

This article examines the reasons offered by New York dairy farmers for hiring
undocumented immigrant workers in their milking parlors, and connects those discourses to …

The context in which farmworkers in the eastern United States (US) labor and live affects
their health and safety and the process of achieving justice. This context includes …

In this study, we examine the role that human labor practices and attitudes play in mastitis
infections on US dairy farms. Mastitis infection is a key barrier to sustainability in dairy …

While animal welfare advocates have effectively called attention to the mistreatment of
animals in livestock production and dairying, occupational justice for the farmworkers who …

The flexibility inherent in temporary agency work allows employers to cut labour cost in a
variety of ways. Recurring themes in the employment literature draw attention to the duality …

Haitian immigrants and their Dominican-born descendants (Haitian-Dominicans) occupy
some of the lowest-paying, most precarious rungs of work in the Dominican Republic …