Inadequate feeding of animals

Name(s): 
Inadequate animal nutrition
Inadequate feeding of farm animals
Nature 
Insufficient nutrition of animals or an inadequate balance in their diet causes emaciation, death, anaemia, stress, and contributes to the severity of diseases such as mange.
Incidence 
The problem may occur as a result of drought or insufficient pastureland. It may be because of negligence or ignorance, or lack of financial means to provide adequate feeding. Alternatively, it may be deliberate, as with the production of white veal, where calves are deprived of all roughage and fed only on milk substitutes which induces anaemia. They suffer severe stress because of this, and may try to obtain fibre from the wooden crates in which they are housed.
Broader 
Maltreatment of animals
Inadequate animal husbandry
Denial to working animals of restorative nourishment and rest
Denial to animals of the right to the attention, care and protection of humankind
Narrower 
Scarcity of animal fodder
Aggravates 
Mange
Animal diseases [in 1 loop]
Animal infertility
Animal stress in factory farming
Inferior meat quality from intensive animal farming units
Aggravated by 
Insufficient pastureland
Inadequacy of agricultural education
Weather as a factor in animal disease
Prohibitive livestock husbandry costs
Inadequate legislation for animal welfare
Value(s) 
Inadequacy
Malnutrition
Type 
(E) Emanations of other problems