Goed management begint met het oppikken van signalen in de praktijk. Voor pluimveehouders betekent dit alert zijn in de stal en kijken en luisteren naar dieren, aandacht voor hun gedrag, als groep en individueel. Dit levert veel informatie op over gezondheid, welzijn en productie, die de pluimveehouder kan gebruiken om zijn economisch resultaat en het welzijn van dier en zichzelf te verbeteren. Op dit moment investeert de pluimveehouderij veel in nieuwe huisvestingssystemen die een ander management vereisen. Het boek Kipsignalen bevat handvatten om meer diergericht te werken en is onmisbaar voor pluimveehouders en voor iedereen die regelmatig met pluimvee te maken heeft.

Auteurs: Monique Bestman (Louis Bolk Instituut), Marko Ruis (Livestock Research WUR), Koos van Middelkoop en Jos Heijmans (GD).
NOP en het ministerie van LNV ondersteunen dit initiatief.

Kijk ook op www.kipsignalen.com

Illustratie zijn gemaakt door Marinette Hoogendoorn

Proper management starts with recognising signals in practice. For poultry-keepers, this means being alert when in the hen house, watching and listening to the animals, and paying attention to their behaviour as a group as well as their individual behaviour. This usually provides much information about animals’ health, well-being and production for poultry-keepers to use for improving economic results and the well-being of the animals, as well as their own. Poultry farming is currently investing in various new housing systems that require another type of management.

The book Poultry Signals includes points of departure allowing for more animal-oriented procedures and is vital for poultry-keepers and anyone involved in poultry on a regular basis.

As a part of Roodbont’s signal series, this book is a successful total concept for you to use in associate management.

Proper management starts with recognising signals in practice. For poultry-keepers, this means being alert when in the hen house, watching and listening to the animals, and paying attention to their behaviour as a group as well as their individual behaviour. This usually provides much information about animals’ health, well-being and production for poultry-keepers to use for improving economic results and the well-being of the animals, as well as their own. Poultry farming is currently investing in various new housing systems that require another type of management.

The book Poultry Signals includes points of departure allowing for more animal-oriented procedures and is vital for poultry-keepers and anyone involved in poultry on a regular basis.

As a part of Roodbont’s signal series, this book is a successful total concept for you to use in associate management.

Proper management starts with recognising signals in practice. For poultry-keepers, this means being alert when in the hen house, watching and listening to the animals, and paying attention to their behaviour as a group as well as their individual behaviour. This usually provides much information about animals’ health, well-being and production for poultry-keepers to use for improving economic results and the well-being of the animals, as well as their own. Poultry farming is currently investing in various new housing systems that require another type of management.

The book Poultry Signals includes points of departure allowing for more animal-oriented procedures and is vital for poultry-keepers and anyone involved in poultry on a regular basis.

As a part of Roodbont’s signal series, this book is a successful total concept for you to use in associate management.

Proper management starts with recognising signals in practice. For poultry-keepers, this means being alert when in the hen house, watching and listening to the animals, and paying attention to their behaviour as a group as well as their individual behaviour. This usually provides much information about animals’ health, well-being and production for poultry-keepers to use for improving economic results and the well-being of the animals, as well as their own. Poultry farming is currently investing in various new housing systems that require another type of management.

The book Poultry Signals includes points of departure allowing for more animal-oriented procedures and is vital for poultry-keepers and anyone involved in poultry on a regular basis.

As a part of Roodbont’s signal series, this book is a successful total concept for you to use in associate management.