Discover “Decades of breeding for welfare and sustainability”

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calendar icon 21 February 2024
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Aviagen® Group is pleased to introduce its latest publication, “Decades of Breeding for Welfare and Sustainability.” Building on the success of the 2016 release, “Decades of Welfare and Sustainability Selection at Aviagen Chickens and Turkeys,” this extensive update shines a light on the steady advancements Aviagen has made over the years. Balanced progress in the breeding program has translated into continuous improvements observed in the field. Breeding for welfare and sustainability is not a final destination, but an ongoing journey, promising a continuous strengthening of bird health, welfare, efficiency, and sustainability.

Discover the world of balanced breeding

We invite you to check out our new publication. Here you will get an exclusive, glimpse into the world of balanced breeding. Explore leading-edge selection techniques that leverage latest innovations in our breeding programs.

Aviagen: https://aviagen.com/assets/Welfare/AviagenDecades-of-WelfareReport_2023.pdf

Aviagen Turkeys: https://www.aviagenturkeys.com/en-gb/documents/search?q=Decades+of+Breeding+for+Welfare+and+Sustainability

Hand in hand – Bird welfare and sustainability

Most importantly, the publication highlights the inseparable connection between bird welfare and sustainability. These two vital aspects combine to ensure economic prosperity for poultry producers and contribute significantly to the preservation of the planet. They also promote food safety and security, a top Aviagen Group commitment that is in line with one of the International Poultry Council’s prioritized United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals – SDG2, Zero Hunger.

Click the links above to access the publication and experience our journey toward a brighter and more sustainable future for the global poultry sector.

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