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Animal welfare

Animal welfare is an important aspect of the poultry food production chain, as it ensures that the birds are treated humanely and in a way that promotes their physical and mental well-being. This can lead to improved productivity, reduced health problems, and a better-quality product for consumers.

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Providing optimal living conditions for layer hens

Layer hens should have at least 1-1.5 square feet of floor space per bird, as well as access to perches and nest boxes. This will help to prevent crowding and promote natural behaviors such as foraging and dust bathing.

 

Air that is well ventilated and circulated will help to encourage movement in all areas of the house, stimulating the hens and preventing stiffness.

 

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Providing good quality feed and water

Layer hens should have access to a diet that is balanced and provides all the necessary nutrients for their growth and egg production. They should also have access to clean, fresh water at all times.

 

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Air quality

Allowing birds to engage in behaviors that are natural to them, like perching, dust bathing and foraging is only possible if the air is healthy and fresh. Poor air quality results in birds that are inactive and prone to health issues.

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Providing proper lighting

Layer hens require a certain amount of light to lay eggs and maintain good health. This can be provided through natural or artificial light, but it's essential to ensure that the light levels are appropriate for the birds.

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Blog: How agricultural traceability benefits welfare and improves production efficiency

Sensors inside the poultry house can include monitoring the environments, such as temperature, humidity, and CO2 sensors, and others like biometric sensors, which monitor the animal movements, noises, temperature, and body weights.

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