Thursday, 24 September 2026Wien · DACH & International

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Dual-purpose chickens require a product specification, not a welfare shortcut

A new review from Ege University examines dual-purpose chickens as an alternative to highly specialised meat and laying lines. The starting point is well known: males from laying strains have insufficient meat yield, while the culling of male chicks is under g…

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Qualität

Salmonella control becomes robust only when sampling works as a chain

The UK Animal and Plant Health Agency stresses that Salmonella control in poultry is an operational chain rather than an isolated laboratory test. National Control Programmes cover laying he…

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International

In a full pork market, value depends on the saleable whole carcass

AHDB’s reflections from the World Pork Conference in Qingdao describe a globally well-supplied pork market with intense competition. China has reached production scale and is now placing qua…

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042 Min.

Handwerk

Meat science becomes transferable when training crosses language and process boundaries

Texas Tech University’s Meat School en Español shows how specialist meat science can be transferred into real operations across borders. Established in 2015, the format combines classroom te…

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052 Min.

Events

Pig-farm energy management and welfare need to be designed as one operating system

The 19th Pig Farming in the 21st Century forum, part of the FEMOGA fair in Sariñena, places two issues together that are often managed separately on farm: energy efficiency and adaptation to…

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Research · Journal of Agriculture Faculty of Ege University · 2026-09-21

Dual-purpose chickens require a product specification, not a welfare shortcut

A new review from Ege University examines dual-purpose chickens as an alternative to highly specialised meat and laying lines. The starting point is well known: males from laying strains have insufficient meat yield, while the culling of male chicks is under growing ethical and regulatory pressure. The authors compare…

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