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Consumers' perspective on chicken husbandry: The case of dual-purpose chickens
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According to several studies, chicken farming is seen as the most controversial form of livestock farming among society. One element that is increasingly noticed and criticised is the culling of day-old male chicks. Annually, in Germany, 45 million male chicks of layer breeds are culled directly after hatching because the fattening of the males is unprofitable. This applies to both, conventional and organic animal husbandry. Dual-purpose chickens are one alternative to the culling of day-old
doi:10.53846/goediss-7495
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