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KMID : 1024620040240040424
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Food Science of Animal Resources
2004 Volume.24 No. 4 p.424 ~ p.432
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Handling of Harvested Broiler
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Kim Dong-Hoon
Yoo Young-Mo
Cho Soo-Hyun
Park Beom-Young
Kim Yong-Kon
Lee Jong-Moon
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Abstract
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The handling and transport of broiler birds from farm to the processing factory is known to cause injury and dead. The preslaughter period can be compromised through thermal stress, emotional stress, starvation, dehydration, metabolic exhaustion, trauma to the skin and bone fraction resulting in bruising and dead. This paper focuses on the control points of individual post Harvest stages by reference to recent literature. In catching, the injuries and deads are caused from fracture of bone, skin damage and hipbone dislocation. It can be improved by training the catchers. The primary factor of dead during transportation is from thermal stress. It is related to stocking density, type of crate and vehicle, ventilation and transportation time. Of the factors, the ventilation is very important. The holding place should be built with consideration of protection from the hostile external environment. There were not much progresses in this area, however, many researches are conducting to focus on animal welfare in European Union. Recently, it is rapidly changed in marketing custom from whole carcass to portion cut in Korea. This means the increase of economic loss due to the mishandling at post harvest. The systematic approach is demanded for this area.
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KEYWORD
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broiler, catching, transportation, holding
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