Moral dilemmas of animal production systems

Abstract

An ethics of animal production “systems” consists of a Moral Operating System. A Moral Operating System consists of an “internal” professional “care” ethics, an “external animal” ethics, and an “emergent” ethics in life sciences enabling change by responsible innovation. It is important to broaden the existing ethical frameworks on agriculture to new scientific methods and technologies. A Moral Operating System will help scientists, stakeholders, and policymakers to understand, evaluate, and monitor the integration of ethical aspects of agricultural systems.

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