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To stop the killing of male chicks
To stop the slaughter of male chicks, #Israel invented #Golda, a #hen that only lays female #eggs!
Gene-edited layer hen line could end male chick culls
The research, previously confirmed in tissue culture, could help the industry save millions of dollars.
Gene-edited hens may end cull of billions of chicks
Israeli researchers say they have developed gene-edited hens that lay eggs from which only female chicks hatch.
Les premières poules à ne pondre que des femelles
Des scientifiques israéliens ont mis au point une technologie génétique pour que les poules pondeuses ne produisent que des femelles, une première mondiale qui pourrait contribuer à mettre fin à l'abattage des poussins mâles.
Kein Hahn kräht mehr: Gentechnischer Trick stoppt das Schreddern
Künftig müssen Landwirte Eier nur noch mit blauem Licht bestrahlen, um das Schlüpfen männlicher Hühner zu vermeiden. Es schlüpfen nur noch Hennen.
Israeli startup breeds hens which lay eggs of female-only chicks
The achievement by startup Huminn and the Israeli Agricultural Research Organization – Volcani Institute can help spare the killing of billions of chicks around the world
NRS Poultry featured in i24 channel
NRS Poultry featured in i24 channel
Is there a genetic solution for preventing male chicks?
Technology that prevents the development of male chicks in the layer industry could potentially save producers billions of dollars annually.
Israeli tech aims to block hatching of billions of male chicks fated for culling
Rehovot team finds ‘genetic modification’ to halt embryogenesis, stopping formation of males when they are just a cell cluster; males routinely killed because they can’t lay eggs
The latest development in the egg industry that will cease male chicks culling
The innovative solution from The Volcanic Institute and NRS Poultry is proposing to make a genetic change in chickens, which will prevent the male eggs from developing. The work is already in the final stages of development and it is possible that in about three years no more chicks will be destroyed.