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are kept in a variety of intensive production systems globally. Historically, in cold climates have spent at least part of the year indoors; however, intensive feeding of in large scale commercial feedlots did not develop in North America (the United States and Canada) until the 1920s and in Australia until the 1960s (Gaughan and Sullivan 2014).
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