Until death do they part: Loving and killing in Swiss on-farm slaughter

Lisa Märcz · Garry Marvin · Michael Gibbert

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• Farmers seek to combine responsibility and affection in commercial beef production. • On-farm slaughter provides a form of emotion labor for farmers. • A farmer's pledge of care and control until the last breath ensures a stress-free death. • Death in slaughter is no taboo but part of the circle of life. • Farmer-cattle relations facilitate agricultural education.

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