Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
The general aim of this LA-project is to help the poultry sector on its way to a socially accepted low-emission poultry farming system.
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
The overall aim of this project is to provide the poultry sector a farm-specific heat action plan.
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
This European research project aims to improve animal welfare in pigs and poultry that are raised organically and in free-range systems.
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
How can arable farmers, poultry farmers and the local animal feed industry in Flanders work with crops mixed with legumes, as an alternative source of protein for poultry?
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
...als, according to the European Council Regulation 1099/2009. Alternative methods to kill individual poultry do exist, however, which may prove to be more animal-friendly and/or more feasible. Not a...
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
...ionBOWIE aims to address the knowledge gap on ammonia emissions in naturally ventilated pig and poultry barns with outdoor access, and to provide solutions for ammonia emission reduction on org...
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
...d more efficiently and sustainably through the combination of perennial crops with a free-range for poultry.
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
...imated that 50%-80% of all Campylobacter strains isolated from human cases are originating from the poultry reservoir. The overall objective of this project is to draft an (enhanced) biosecurity pr...
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
...ganizations were also provided with tools to enable the extension of the laying cycle. By assisting poultry farms individually and providing an online platform poultry farmers were encouraged to im...
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
...ee range? This research aims to increase our empirical knowledge about the behaviour and welfare of poultry, production performance and system profitability, innovative agricultural systems (combin...
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
General introductionThe poultry industry has been strongly industrialised over the last couple of decades. The challenges to improve animal welfare vary between countries. In this project we are s...
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
...ionA first set of exploratory experiments with alternatives to the anthelmintic flubendazole in poultry did not provide a clear direction. Additional research will be needed after completion of...
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
...training courses for this purpose and also provides them to the people who perform this task in the poultry sector. The advantages and disadvantages of the alternative catching and loading method a...
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
To benefit of the poultry industry, the WISH project develops innovative solutions to improve both the productivity and and welfare of broiler chickens.
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
General introductionIn the poultry industry, when slower growing broilers are kept (as an animal welfare improvement) and fed with reduced levels of energy and protein, there are no adverse effect...
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
How can the harmful parasite Red Bird Mite be more sustainably and effectively controlled even in short-chain poultry farms?
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
In the PREBEBIOLEG project, we aim to provide organic poultry farmers with feasible procedures in order to simultaneously provide their laying hens with optimal health and animal welfare
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
Linked Sectors: Poultry and rabbit farming
The main objective of this project is to demonstrate that European protein sources can be used as feed ingredients for pig and poultry feeds in a profitable way.