Understanding poultry social behaviour and its impact on animal welfare Professor John Fulton

Understanding poultry social behaviour and its impact on animal welfare Professor John FultonSociality was a prerequisite for domestication that allowed animals to remain in groups under human custody. The social group provides opportunities to find food, protection from predation or weather conditions. However, highly dense or large groups normally found in production environment, may increase competition and be a potential source of social stress. The social relationships of the domestic fowl are based on the establishment of social

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