The role of gut health in cage-free egg production

28-03-2022 | |
It is vital that - once established - this good microflora population is maintained. Photo: Alltech
It is vital that - once established - this good microflora population is maintained. Photo: Alltech
The transition to cage-free egg production is gaining momentum. The European Commission estimates that 50% of egg production has already moved to cage-free. For those now working on their transition plan, it is time to think about new challenges or challenges that may be heightened with this new production system. Cage-free housing systems increase the ability of the birds to mix, move and have contact with litter and the outside environment, leading to several potential gut health issues, in


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