On-site with the flock / Ploufragan area, Brittany, France (laying hens, commercial and backyard)
Laying-hen feather-cover and pecking audit (AssureWel outcomes) — Ploufragan, France.
Walk the flock and score feather cover for pecking and mite damage near Ploufragan, France. Read all of it
Not funded yet. Settles as earned credit, $140 proposed.
Proof it takes, the deadline, the level
- Prooffeather-loss scored 0-2 for two body regions on a sample + pecking injuries plus red-mite signs observed + compared to the prior audit as a trend + every flagged finding routed for follow-up
- Open until2026-12-29
- Levelentry
All of it: the words, the place, the proof
Walk the flock and score feather cover for pecking and mite damage near Ploufragan, France. A French study visited 159 laying-hen flocks and measured feather pecking.
Fund it for $140. Proof lands onchain when it's done.
How this work is done
How this work is done
A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.
Bring
- The AssureWel scoring guide (published protocol with photo standards)
- A stated sampling plan (whole flock if small; a representative sample if large)
- A flashlight for red-mite checks at perch ends/crevices (best after dark)
- The prior audit's scores for trend
Steps
- 1. State the sample: whole flock for small keeps, or a representative walk-through sample for larger flocks; record the number scored.
- 2. Score each sampled bird's feather loss 0-2 at head/neck and 0-2 at back/vent per the AssureWel photo standards, without catching birds unless necessary.
- 3. Record active injuries: pecking wounds, vent damage, and any cannibalism signs; separate injured birds as found.
- 4. Check for red mite: inspect perch ends and crevices (grey ash-like clusters; at night, mites on birds); record presence.
- 5. Note context drivers observed: range/enrichment use, feeder space, litter condition, lighting.
- 6. Compare scores to the prior audit; record the trend.
- 7. Route findings: husbandry/management fixes named with dates, injured/sick birds to veterinary care, and any reportable-disease sign to the state veterinarian immediately.
What counts as done
- Sample size and sampling method stated; feather-loss score 0-2 recorded per bird for head/neck and back/vent
- Active pecking injuries, vent wounds, and red-mite signs (checked at night or under perch ends) recorded
- Trend vs the prior audit kept once one exists
- Flagged findings routed: management/husbandry fix named, or veterinary consult for injured/sick birds — and sudden multi-bird deaths reported to the national animal-health authority (reportable-disease rules)
Proof is measured against these, not judged by taste.
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