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Increasing the use of research outcomes in the poultry industry

11th Jul 2016

In early July 2016, the Poultry CRC organised a meeting with extension officers from different states and key industry representatives to discuss how the practical use of research findings can be increased for the Australian poultry industry. In Australia, there has been a strong move towards consolidating the activities of state departments for primary industries

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How much does outdoor stocking density matter?

11th Jul 2016

For free-range laying hens, it seems stocking them at 10,000 birds per hectare does not dramatically increase bird stress, provided the farm is well-managed and there is sufficient indoor space for the birds to rest after foraging or dust bathing. The latest paper, still awaiting publication, to come out of the Poultry CRC’s research project

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Volunteer Poultry Farm Advisor based in Bhutan

11th Jul 2016

Are you an expert in poultry farming passionate about making a difference? If you are looking to live and work in Bhutan, here is your chance to take your skills to Bhutan and make a difference! The Department of Livestock (DoL) falls under the Ministry of Agriculture and Forests. A government owned poultry farm engaged

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Anatomy of the Chicken update

03rd Apr 2016

Our popular Anatomy of the Chicken learning resource has been updated to make it fully compatible with a range of tablet devices as well as all browsers. Click here to view.

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PoultryHub Australia
CJ Hawkins Homestead, University of New England, Armidale NSW 2351

(02) 6773 1855

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The Poultry Hub Australia profoundly acknowledges and respects that its foundations, both people and facilities, are established on land rich in the history and traditions of the world’s oldest living culture. PHA values and respects Indigenous knowledge, understanding its importance in our shared history. We acknowledge the strength, resilience, and contributions of the Aboriginal community, we pay our tributes to the Aboriginal Elders – those who guided us in the past, those who lead us today, and those who will enlighten our paths in the future.

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