Finding Aid for Temple Grandin Papers, 1981-89, 1991 | University of Illinois Archives

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Series 1: Conferences and Seminars

Box 1

Folder 1: “Livestock Marketing Challenges of the 80’s,” Program Brochure, February 1982

Folder 2: 1986 American Pork Congress Program, February 1982

Folder 3: Focus on the Feeder Brain, 1988 Manitoba Swine Seminar, February 1988

Series 2: Articles and Publications

Sub-Series 1: Authored by Temple Grandin

Includes magazines containing articles by Dr. Grandin

Box 1

Folder 4: “The 10 Commandments of Chute Design” by Temple Grandin, Meat & Poultry, January 1988

Folder 5: “Pig Behavior Studies Applied to Slaughter-Plant Design” by Temple Grandin, Applied Animal Ethology, October 1981

Folder 6: Hog Farm Management, August 1983

Folder 7: Meat Processing, August 1983

Folder 8: “Race System Cattle Slaughter Plants with 1.5-m Radius Curves” by Temple Grandin, Applied Animal Behaviour Science, May 1984

Folder 9: “Reduce stress of handling to improve productivity of livestock” by Temple Grandin, Veterinary Medicine, June 1984

Folder 10: “How to Reduce Bloodsplash” by Temple Grandin, Meat Industry, August 1985

Folder 11: “Squeezed for Space?” by Temple Grandin, Meat Industry, January 1986

Folder 12: Industria Porcina, January/February 1986

Item is in English and Spanish.

Folder 13: “Minimizing Stress in Pig Handling” by Temple Grandin, Lab Animal, April 1986

Folder 14: “The Commitment to Gentle Handline Does Pay” by Temple Grandin, Pigs, May 1986

Folder 15: Porcina, Venezuelan Magazine, July/September 1986

Item is in Spanish.

Folder 16: “You can Predict Pork Quality” by Temple Grandin, Meat & Poultry, November 1987

Folder 17: “Environmental Enrichment for Pigs: Differences in Somatosensory Cortical Neurons and Subsequent Behavior” by Temple Grandin, et al., 1988

Folder 18: “Gentle Means Money” by Temple Granding, Beef, Fall 1988

Folder 19: “Hog Psychology: An Aid in Handling” by Temple Grandin, Agri-Practice, Fall 1988

Folder 20: “Calmer – Because They’re Carried” by Temple Grandin, Reprinted from Beef, 1989

Folder 21: “The Corral doctor” by Temple Grandin, Progressive Farmer, January 1989

Folder 22: Meat Processing, February 1989

Folder 23: “Voluntary Acceptance of Restraint by Sheep” by Temple Grandin, Applied Animal Behaviour Science, February 1989

Folder 24: Meat Industry, May 1989

Folder 25: “Double Rail Restrainer for Handling Beef Cattle” by Temple Grandin, June 1991

Sub-Series 2: Concerning Temple Grandin or her Research

Box 1

Folder 26: “UI researcher finds toys that pigs like best” by Robert Lee Zimmer

Folder 27: Western Hog Journal, Spring 1983

Folder 28: The National Provisioner, May 1983

Folder 29: National Hog Farmer, September 1983

Folder 30: Pigs Playing with Bowling Balls Article, March 1984