Assessment of feed restriction on frustration indicators and locomotion in laying hen pullets @campbellcentreforthestudyo7487

Assessment of feed restriction on frustration indicators and locomotion in laying hen pullets @campbellcentreforthestudyo7487

Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago

Ana Rentsch from the University of Guelph presents her research on how experimental feed restriction effects frustration indicators and locomotion strategies in laying hen pullets.

Assessment of feed restriction on frustration indicators and locomotion in laying hen pullets

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Assessment of feed restriction on frustration indicators and locomotion in laying hen pullets