Tables of measures developed in Welfare Quality® to monitor animal welfare. Broilers. FULL monitoring system currently being tested on pilot farms and slaughterhouses around Europe
A. Butterworth, P. Zimmerman, Ute Knierim(University of Kassel), K. Kniebuhr(Animal Science Research Institute), Cécile Arnould(Physiologie de la Reproduction et des Comportements), T. Heiskanen, T. Lentfer(University of Kassel), Françoise Wemelsfelder(Scotland's Rural College), E. Froehlich(Federal Food Safety and Veterinary Office), B. Algers, S.M. Haslam, C. Graml(Wageningen University & Research), Susanne Waiblinger, M. Staack(University of Kassel), Björn Forkman(University of Copenhagen), Heike Schulze Westerath(University of Kassel), L. Keeling, V. Sandilands(Roslin Institute)
HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe)
May 3, 2007
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