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August 9, 2019 |
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Some messages even cause producers to fear for their safety.
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Women who consumed more poultry had reduced risk of developing invasive disease.
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Transport Genie, Canadian Animal Health Coalition collaborating on initiative.
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Advances in Poultry Welfare provides a targeted overview of contemporary developments in poultry welfare. The reviews in the volume address topical issues related to poultry welfare research and assessment, with a focus on identifying practical strategies for improvement as well as information gaps that remain to be filled.
With its expert editor and international team of contributors, Advances in Poultry Welfare is a key reference tool for welfare research scientists and students, veterinarians involved in welfare assessment, and indeed anyone with a professional interest in the welfare of poultry.
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The Siemens had been housing their flock in a barn built in 1983. It had three rows of conventional cages and one row of enriched housing. While they’d updated the facility with modern technology, the barn was still getting old. After hours of research and deliberations, the Manitoba-based producers decided to transition to an aviary free-run system. Here’s a look at the recently completed project.
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It’s hard to know where to begin to describe a man like Scott Gillingham. His co-worker at Aviagen for 18 years, Frank Dougherty, puts it best. “If I named all the qualities Scott brings to the table I would have writers’ cramp.” Indeed, ‘Doc Scott’ has become the go-to poultry resource.
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