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RSPCA Assured has confirmed that its delayed requirement for natural daylight to enter free-range poultry houses through popholes will come…
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RSPCA Assured has confirmed that its delayed requirement for natural daylight to enter free-range poultry…
Petersime has introduced HatchSound, a new sound monitoring technology designed to monitor embryo activity during…
RSPCA Assured has confirmed that its delayed requirement for natural daylight to enter free-range poultry…
RSPCA Assured has confirmed that its delayed requirement for natural daylight to enter free-range poultry…
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RSPCA Assured has confirmed that its delayed requirement for natural daylight to enter free-range poultry houses through popholes will come into force on 1 December 2026. Standard E6.4 requires free-range…
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RSPCA Assured has confirmed that its delayed requirement for natural daylight to enter free-range poultry…
Petersime has introduced HatchSound, a new sound monitoring technology designed to monitor embryo activity during…
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RSPCA Assured has confirmed that its delayed requirement for natural daylight to enter free-range poultry houses through popholes will come into force on 1 December 2026.…
Petersime has introduced HatchSound, a new sound monitoring technology designed to monitor embryo activity during the hatching process. The company says the technology is the first…
Two key derogations supporting the organic poultry sector in Great Britain have been extended until at least July 2027, but the NFU says producers still lack…
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RSPCA Assured sets December date for pophole daylight requirement
0RSPCA Assured has confirmed that its delayed requirement for natural daylight to enter free-range poultry houses through popholes will come into force on 1 December 2026. Standard E6.4 requires free-range hens to have access to natural daylight through their popholes when birds are required to remain indoors during daylight hours, such as during government-imposed housing measures for avian influenza. The requirement applies to flocks placed from 1 December 2026. Flocks already housed before that date will not need to comply for the remainder of that flock’s cycle. RSPCA Assured says producers can meet the requirement by using clear material, such…