Column: Better for animal and farmer

20-06-2024 | |
van Emous
Rick van Emous Researcher at Wageningen UR livestock research
Water restriction results in more stress in the pullets which leads to increased susceptibility to disease and other negative side effects. Photo: Koos Groenewold
Water restriction results in more stress in the pullets which leads to increased susceptibility to disease and other negative side effects. Photo: Koos Groenewold
Over the past few decades there has been more and more discussion about poultry welfare. At many events and congresses we constantly discuss ways of improving welfare and behaviour in poultry. Over and over again. From my perspective as a broiler breeder researcher I think this a worthwhile discussion to have. A good discussion and some pressure from the government is necessary to get us thinking about adjusting habits and management practices. Without that we run the risk of continuin


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