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Scientific and technical assistance
The centre has been created in the context of the regulation 2017/625 about official controls (art. 95) to support the European Commission and member states in the applications of legislation regarding poultry and other small farm animals’ welfare.
The Centre offers scientific and technical assistance to Competent Authorities (CA), National Reference Centre (NRC), other Supporting Bodies (SB), from the EU Member States and the European Commission, regarding all aspects of welfare legislation implementation. The Centre is covering hatchery, farming, transportation and killing outside of risk assessment and risk management areas.
EURCAW-Poultry-SFA’s eighth scientific article
The Centre is celebrating the publication of its eighth scientific article as a result of the work carried out in Activity 3 in 2023-2024.
The aim of this study was to assess the performance of latency-to-lie tests without the addition of water, making them more practical for use on farm.
This article named "Research Note: Testing the validity of latency-to-lie tests without water for objective on-farm assessment of walking ability of broiler chickens" has been published in Poultry Science and is available here.
EURCAW-Poultry-SFA’s eighth scientific article
The Centre is celebrating the publication of its eighth scientific article as a result of the work carried out in Activity 3 in 2023-2024.
The aim of this study was to assess the performance of latency-to-lie tests without the addition of water, making them more practical for use on farm.
This article named "Research Note: Testing the validity of latency-to-lie tests without water for objective on-farm assessment of walking ability of broiler chickens" has been published in Poultry Science and is available here.