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Dutch slower growing chickens require less antibiotics than fast-growing chickens
This briefing shows data from the Dutch industry which indicate that slower-growing chickens are at least 3x less likely to require antibiotic treatment as fast growing…
Read moreHumane On Farm Killing - Coronavirus
The Coronavirus pandemic gives rise to the possibility that animals may need to be killed on-farm, for example, if feed cannot be delivered or if the animals cannot be transported…
Read moreAfrican Swine Fever - technical briefing
Research indicates that ASF is likely to wipe out as much as a quarter of the global pig population. This technical briefing outlines this viral disease of pigs, covering the…
Read moreIs The Next Pandemic On Our Plate
COVID-19 has highlighted the dangers of ignoring potential crises until they are hard upon us. Other crises - climate change. antibiotic resistance, biodiversity loss, and water…
Read moreBiosecurity and Factory Farming
One of the main arguments made in support of the factory farming of animals is that it provides greater biosecurity and hence minimises infectious disease outbreaks on farm and…
Read moreCompendium: The complete guide to broiler chickens
A collection of resources about broiler chickens
Read morePig Sentience
Examples from the scientific literature of the many impressive ways that pigs display their sentiency.
Read moreDutch slower growing chickens require less antibiotics than fast-growing chickens
Evidence from the Dutch industry shows that chickens in higher welfare systems are much less likely to require antibiotic treatment.
Read moreHow to transition to a nourishing, sustainable, equitable and humane food system
If we want a better system we will need to embark on far-reaching changes. The question is, how can these be achieved?
Read moreWhat kinds of agriculture will help us reach the sustainable development goals?
Compassion’s new article in the UN Environment Perspective Series explores the kinds of agricultural practices that will help us reach the Sustainable Development Goals. The…
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