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    <engabstract>Literature:&#13;
•	Zeltner E, Hirt, H (2005) Ethological investigation on moulting laying hens in organic farming. In: Proceedings of 7th European Symposium on Poultry Welfare; 15-19 June 2005, Lublin, Poland.&#13;
•	Zeltner E, Hirt H (2005) Ethologische Untersuchungen zum Mauserumtrieb im Biolandbau. 8. Wissenschaftstagung Ökologischer Landbau: Ende der Nische. 1. – 4.03.2005; Kassel.&#13;
•	Zeltner E (2004) Verlängerte Nutzungsdauer von Legehennen im Bio-Landbau. SÖL- Berater- Rundbrief 3/04: 55-56.</engabstract>
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    <addtitle>Ethological investigation on moulting laying hens in organic farming</addtitle>
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    <stopdate>2005-02-28</stopdate>
    <startdate>2001-01-01</startdate>
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    <title>Biokompatible Mauser bei Legehennen</title>
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    <keywords>laying hens, moulting, ethology, organic farming, Biogeflügelhaltung, Mauser</keywords>
    <abstract>From an ethical point of view a longer life for laying hens is desired. Then, hens can be used for a longer period and less male chicks would have to be killed at the age of one day.&#13;
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In large flocks of laying hens moulting has to be induced to prevent social instability in the flock.&#13;
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Project aims:&#13;
A method was investigated in order to moult laying hens without too much stress for the hens. &#13;
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Results, conclusion, state of the art:&#13;
The chosen method with daily access to a winter garden had no detectable negative effect on the behaviour of the hens. The moulting succeeded in improving egg quality and plumage condition.</abstract>
    <institution>Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (FiBL), CH-5070 Frick</institution>
    <department>Animal Husbandry and Breeding</department>
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