CHICKEN MEAT 
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Published: 13 Sep 2018
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DownloadEmergency Animal Diseases (EAD) are severe outbreaks of local or exotic diseases that can cause harmful disruptions to the Australian agricultural industry. The disposal of infected animal carcasses, materials, equipment, products and by-products is a core component to industry recovery from an EAD outbreak, and the Australian Veterinary Emergency Plan (AUSVETPLAN) has outlined the national approach for the response to an incident, or suspected incident, within Australia.
The principal aim of these guidelines is to ensure that the chicken meat industry’s ongoing economic growth upholds the principles of environmentally sustainable and socially...
The principal aim of these guidelines is to ensure that the chicken meat industry’s ongoing economic growth upholds the principles of environmentally sustainable and socially...
The findings of the Economic contribution of Australia’s chicken meat industry 2022-23 report highlight the importance of the chicken meat industry in Australia’s agricultural landscape
The findings of the Economic contribution of Australia’s chicken meat industry 2022-23 report highlight the importance of the chicken meat industry in Australia’s agricultural landscape.
The Australian chicken meat industry is highly efficient and is expected to achieve ongoing reductions in the product carbon footprint of chicken meat over time...
Lesser mealworm control is hampered by insecticide resistance and limited control options — this project aimed to address data gaps in research conducted to develop...
This project consisted of four feeding studies to examine the interactive effects of metabolisable energy and amino acid densities in meat chicken diets formulated to...
Typically, feed represents at least 70% of meat chicken production input costs, and energy and amino acids (AA) are among the most expensive components of...
