broilers

Artificial intelligence in the latest edition of Poultry World
29-03-2024 | News

Artificial intelligence in the latest edition of Poultry World

Broilers experience higher needs for functional amino acids when facing intestinal challenges and so identifying nutritional solutions to optimise the benefits of amino acids is of particular interest. Photo: Mark Pasveer
21-03-2024 | Article

Combatting broiler stress with a polyphenols and functional amino acids combo in diet

Wageningen UR senior researcher, Rick van Emous, inspects broiler breeders during a trial. Photo: Koos Groenewold
15-03-2024 | Article

Column: Behaviour in combination with layout is key in broiler breeding

As a consequence of the huge number of individual birds in a poultry house, the economic value of each bird is small compared to the overall enterprise. Photo: Canva
13-03-2024 | News

Active walking in broiler chickens – a flagship for good welfare

“I would argue that the stability we have had for the past 20 years is the aberration," says supply chain expert, broiler producer and professor of sustainable agri-food systems, Louise Manning. Photo: Canva
08-03-2024 | News

UK: Poultry sector supply chains need to be fit for the future

Wet litter in combination with high levels of ammonia can cause severe footpad lesions.
28-02-2024 | Article

Etiology and control of leg problems in broilers

Researchers investigated the effects of classical music on broilers under different stocking densities. Photo: Canva
23-02-2024 | News

Could classical music impact broiler welfare?

Numerous retailers in the UK have adopted lower stocking rates in recent years. Photo: Ton Kastermans Fotografie
16-02-2024 | News

Major UK retailer lowers stocking density of own brand chicken

Enrichment possibilities vary widely, adding platforms and ramps keeps the birds mobile. Photo: Jan Willem Schouten
14-02-2024 | Article

Pros and cons of pen enrichment for broilers