At Aviagen, we collaborate closely with leading scientists, academic institutions, and researchers as well as publish our own peer-reviewed research outcomes. Through these evidence-based publications we reinforce the scientific foundation behind our balanced breeding programs. Our holistic and responsible approach to breeding upholds the highest standards of bird health, welfare, and performance, while supporting the long-term sustainability of the global poultry industry. Our active involvement in and commitment to research and knowledge-sharing are keystones of our business. Enjoy discovering the exciting studies and findings below.

Genetic parameters of gait score in purebred broiler lines

Poultry Science; Dagmar Kapell, et al.

Potential climate performance of modern fast- and slow-growing broiler genotypes

ScienceDirect; Ilkka Leinonen

System expansion is needed to handle the multifunctionality of food items in environmental impact assessment

Scientific Reports; Ilkka Leinonen, et al.

Developments in welfare of parent stock and commercial broilers

Poultry Science; Tim Burnside, Anne-Marie Neeteson

Evolutions in Commercial Meat Poultry Breeding

Animals; Anne-Marie Neeteson, et al.

Strategies and opportunities to control breast myopathies: An opinion paper

Frontiers in Physiology; Richard A. Bailey

Characterizing the Influence of Genetics on Breast Muscle Myopathies in Broiler Chickens

Frontiers in Physiology; Richard A. Bailey, et al.

25 years of selection for improved leg health in purebred broiler lines and underlying genetic parameters

Poultry Science Dagmar Kapell, et al.

Genetic parameters of foot-pad dermatitis and body weight in purebred broiler lines in 2 contrasting environments

Poultry Science; Dagmar Kapell, et al.

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