Belgium: Ammonia emissions are significantly higher in slow-growing broiler chickens

게시됨 2024년 9월 18일

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A pilot farm has conducted a study on the ammonia emissions from fast-growing and slow-growing broiler chickens over four rounds, with the chickens raised from September 2023 to March 2024. The fast-growing chicks emitted an average of 417 grams per square meter per year, while the slow-growers emitted 961 grams. The emissions varied greatly from round to round, with the first round being the worst due to a Reo infection. The study was conducted on barn surfaces of 75 and 112.5 square meters, with regular unloading. The maximum weight allowed per square meter also varied between the two types of chickens.
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The pilot farm has compared emission figures from four rounds of broiler chickens. The animals were set up between September 2023 and March 2024. The ammonia emission from the fast-growing chicks was converted to an average of 417 grams per square meter per year. For the slow-growing chicks, the emission was an average of 961 grams. There was considerable variation in ammonia emissions per round. The first round, partly due to a Reo infection, was the worst in both test groups. The research was carried out in groups on 75 and 112.5 m2 of barn surface area. In all groups, unloading took place in between. For regularly kept chicks, the maximum occupancy was 42 kilos per square meter. The animals were delivered at an ...
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