Traduction de «Canard d'élevage » (Français → Anglais) :

duck farming | duck rearing

duck breeding | duck production

duck breeding managing | supervise duck breeding | duck breeding supervising | manage duck breeding

foreplane [ fore plane | noseplane | canard foreplane | canard wing | canard surface ]

muscovy duck | musk duck | musk-duck | muscovy

agricultural zootechnologist | agriculture advisor | agricultural business advisor | livestock advisor

fish farm husbandry technician | fisheries husbandry technician | aquaculture husbandry technician | technician in aquaculture husbandry

In farms across the EU, there are about two billion birds (chickens for meat production, laying hens, turkeys, ducks and geese) and three hundred million mammals (cows, pigs, sheep, etc.) The pet population is a good second since it is estimated that there are about one hundred million dogs and cats in the Union.

35. Considers that, before any new legislation is drafted, existing rules – whether general or specific – should be enforced properly; points, by way of examples, to the ban on battery cages for hens, the rules on pigs and the rules on animal transport and the rearing of geese and ducks; stresses that further animal welfare measures should be brought into line with other Community objectives such as sustainable development, in particular sustainable livestock production and consumption, protection of the environment and biodiversity, a strategy to improve the enforcement of existing legislation, and a coherent strategy to speed up prog ...[+++]ress towards non-animal research;

35. Considers that, before any new legislation is drafted, existing rules – whether general or specific – should be enforced properly; points, by way of examples, to the ban on battery cages for hens, the rules on pigs and the rules on animal transport and the rearing of geese and ducks; stresses that further animal welfare measures should be brought into line with other Community objectives such as sustainable development, in particular sustainable livestock production and consumption, protection of the environment and biodiversity, a strategy to improve the enforcement of existing legislation, and a coherent strategy to speed up prog ...[+++]ress towards non-animal research;

19. Attaches the utmost importance to restricting farming practices which are particularly detrimental to animal welfare, such as the force-feeding of geese and ducks in connection with the production of foie gras; calls for the recommendations on the protection of ducks and geese which were issued under the 1999 European Convention for the protection of animals kept for farming to be implemented;