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Canadian Poultry magazine @canadianpoultry·

To facilitate science-based recommendations, a collaborative team led University of Guelph researchers recently completed a lengthy project examining different on-farm euthanasia methods. Here are some of their findings. http://ow.ly/PVDw50xwsED

Canadian Poultry magazine @canadianpoultry·

22 Dec

For early adopters, the transition from conventional to alternative housing has been particularly challenging, as they’ve had to learn some of the harder lessons through trial and error. Here are some of their stories. http://ow.ly/NPKG50xwrVH

Canadian Poultry magazine @canadianpoultry·

21 Dec

Alternative housing options for poultry abound and there are likely more to come. Here’s a look how some larger companies have fared in phasing out conventional systems. http://ow.ly/ACLN50xwrs9

Canadian Poultry magazine @canadianpoultry·

20 Dec

While on-farm hatching has been a growing trend in Europe for the past 20 years, its adoption in Canada is fairly recent. Here’s an overview of what systems are out there as well as some accompanying research. http://ow.ly/JRjn50xwr3C

Canadian Poultry magazine @canadianpoultry·

19 Dec

When making the switch to an alternative system, how can one maintain good health within the flock? The good news is that it is possible to achieve the same technical results as in previous cage systems. Here's how. https://www.canadianpoultrymag.com/cage-free-hen-health-31109/

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