4 slow-growing broiler genotypes get approval

04-11-2019 | | |
In consultation with scientific, agricultural, trading and processing stakeholders, the German Animal Welfare Association established an animal welfare label for broilers. Photo: Sebastiaan Rozendaal
In consultation with scientific, agricultural, trading and processing stakeholders, the German Animal Welfare Association established an animal welfare label for broilers. Photo: Sebastiaan Rozendaal
Broilers of 4 slow-growing broiler genotypes (Ranger Classic, Ranger Gold, Rowan Ranger and Rambler Ranger) were tested for potential approval of these genotypes for a German animal welfare label programme. Animal-based welfare indicators were assessed after 36 and 44 fattening days. In Germany and many other countries there are various labelling programmes for the rearing of broiler chickens to meet higher welfare standards. In addition to reduced stocking densities, alternative genotypes have


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Redacteur 1

Nathalie
Kinsley

Redacteur 2

Fabian
Brockötter

Redacteur 3

Tony
McDougal

Louton
Helen Louton Co-authors: Christiane Keppler, Michael Erhard, Otto van Tuijl, Josef Bachmeier, Klaus Damme, Sven Reese and Elke Rauch.