Supplementary file 3_Optimising the selection of welfare indicators in farm animals.docx per Jon Day (19128586)

“…Effective and efficient monitoring of animal welfare often involves the selection of a subset of indicators from a large pool. …”

Supplementary file 2_Optimising the selection of welfare indicators in farm animals.docx per Jon Day (19128586)

“…Effective and efficient monitoring of animal welfare often involves the selection of a subset of indicators from a large pool. …”

Supplementary file 6_Optimising the selection of welfare indicators in farm animals.docx per Jon Day (19128586)

“…Effective and efficient monitoring of animal welfare often involves the selection of a subset of indicators from a large pool. …”

Supplementary file 1_Optimising the selection of welfare indicators in farm animals.docx per Jon Day (19128586)

“…Effective and efficient monitoring of animal welfare often involves the selection of a subset of indicators from a large pool. …”

Supplementary file 4_Optimising the selection of welfare indicators in farm animals.docx per Jon Day (19128586)

“…Effective and efficient monitoring of animal welfare often involves the selection of a subset of indicators from a large pool. …”

Supplementary file 5_Optimising the selection of welfare indicators in farm animals.docx per Jon Day (19128586)

“…Effective and efficient monitoring of animal welfare often involves the selection of a subset of indicators from a large pool. …”

Modelling the Spread of Farming in the Bantu-Speaking Regions of Africa: An Archaeology-Based Phylogeography per Thembi Russell (517767)

“…<div><p>We use archaeological data and spatial methods to reconstruct the dispersal of farming into areas of sub-Saharan Africa now occupied by Bantu language speakers, and introduce a new large-scale radiocarbon database and a new suite of spatial modelling techniques. …”

Ventura et al 2016- citizen farm visit raw data.xlsx per Beth Ventura (2619622)

“…Moreover, animal welfare-relevant values held by participants (e.g. natural living, care) appeared to play an important role in influencing perceptions of farm practices. These results suggest that education and exposure to livestock farming may resolve certain concerns, but other concerns will likely persist, especially when practices conflict with deeply held values around animal care.…”

Background and elements of the linkage between the Brazilian school feeding program and family farming per Flavia Schwartzman (4700971)

“…Actors involved with the drafting of the legislation were interviewed. …”

Glucose addition promotes C fixation and bacteria diversity in C-poor soils, improves root morphology, and enhances key N metabolism in apple roots per bianbin qi (11912585)

Socioeconomic impacts of the National School Feeding Program on family farming in Santa Catarina per Lilian de Pellegrini Elias (7028546)

“…The first one is an evaluation of the operationalization and the effects of the policy in 31 municipalities through interviews with farmers, responsible for implementing the PNAE and rural extension agents involved with the PNAE. The second one is a socio-economic analysis from an inter-regional input-output model about the effect of the school food shopping. …”

Producers' knowledge and perception about environmental enrichment and materials used in pig farms per Carlos Rodolfo Pierozan (4695322)

“…Enrichment was used in 89.1% of farms, but half of the respondents admitted to using it without knowing what was involved. …”

Slurry methane emissions: Farm to national predictions. AFN Big Tent 2025 per Daniel Fletcher (21537563)

Microbial hazards during harvesting and processing at an outdoor United States cannabis farm per Brett J. Green (224758)

“…In this pilot study, bacteria and fungi encountered by workers at an outdoor cannabis farm that utilized organic practices were elucidated by 16 S ribosomal RNA (rRNA) and Internal Transcribed Spacer (ITS) region sequencing, respectively. …”

Life Cycle Inventory (LCI) and Life Cycle Impact Assessment (LCIA) models of a future 50 MW Airborne Wind Energy Farm and a conventional 50 MW Wind Farm per Luuk van Hagen (14037639)

“…<h4>Life Cycle Inventory (LCI) and Life Cycle Impact Assessment (LCIA) models of two 50 MW wind farms consisting of 10 Airborne Wind Energy Systems (AWES) and 10 Horizontal Axis Wind Turbines (HAWT). …”

Survey 3 vignettes describing different genetic engineering applications; each participant was presented with one vignette. per Katherine E. Koralesky (16839168)

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Hypothesized model of social acceptance of GE technology considering contextual factors. per Katherine E. Koralesky (16839168)

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Social acceptance model for Survey 1. per Katherine E. Koralesky (16839168)

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Social acceptance model for Survey 3. per Katherine E. Koralesky (16839168)

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Mean and standard errors for the latent variables (calculated using path coefficients from SEM Fig 4) of perceived benefit, perceived risk, and social trust for each application in... per Katherine E. Koralesky (16839168)

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