Assessing and reducing the environmental impact of egg production systems Elaine T. Jurkowski

Assessing and reducing the environmental impact of egg production systems Elaine T. JurkowskiOnce basic requirements are met, consumers perception of product quality is directed to animal welfare. Both in and beyond Europe, animal farming systems for egg production and laying hens are transitioning from indoor cage to cage free systems (often still based on high stocking densities and selected genotypes) as well as alternative systems, such as organic and free range using resilient genotypes and extensive conditions. Based on a One Welfare

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