"why has the amount of antibiotics in animal feeds gone down in recent times"

. increase in the number of cases of antibiotic resistance . increase in risk of horizontal gene transfer of resistance . resistant bacteria causes harm/ ineffective medical treatments . reduces risk of/ reduces side effects in livestock . stricter legislature on antibiotic use . higher demand for organic food . high cost of antibiotics

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