title = "Low-Stress Livestock Handling Basics"

content = """
Low-stress handling reduces fear and injury, improves efficiency, and supports
animal welfare. Apply Bud Williams principles adapted to ranch facilities and terrain.

**Flight Zone:** Approach from the edge of the animal's flight zone; moving into
the zone drives movement, withdrawing can slow or stop it. Use position and
movement rather than noise or physical contact to direct animals.

**Point of Balance:** The point of balance at the shoulder. Animals move forward
when pressure is applied from behind that point, backward when from in front.
Use this to control flow through alleys and chutes without excessive force.

**Avoid:** Yelling, hitting, prodding except when necessary for safety, sudden
movements, and working animals when they are exhausted or overly stressed.
"""  # noqa: E501

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