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UNDERSTAND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTRINSIC QUALITY & HUSBANDRY IN GOAT & POULTRY PRODUCTION SYSTEMS<\/h4>

The study will cover 3 different production lines for the poultry industry: 1. Broilers, 2. Egg laying hens, 3. Dual purpose production lines. For each line, 2 different husbandry systems will be investigated: a) Intensive (not for the dual purpose, since it is not currently applicable), b) Extensive. For the goats industry, one production line (milk production) will be investigated, focusing on breeds with: 1) High and 2) Medium milk production potential. For each breed, 2 different husbandry systems will be studied: a) Intensive, b) Extensive.Each combination of line-farming system (poultry) or breed-farming system (goats) will be assessed in terms of i) animal health & welfare indicators, ii) milk yield (goats), eggs and meat production & quality (poultry), iii) consumer-demand-driven reshape potential and iv) intrinsic quality of the derived products based on nutritional value, hygiene\/safety and general organoleptic\/sensorial traits.<\/p> <\/div>

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STUDY FUTURE CHALLENGES OF GOAT AND POULTRY INDUSTRY AND SUGGEST RELEVANT MODIFICATIONS AND ALTERNATIVE BUSINESS MODELS & ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT PRACTICES. INCREASE THE ADDED VALUE OF PRODUCTS<\/h4>

Based on analysis of input from relevant project partners and wider stakeholder groups in the business ecosystem, we will explore future challenges in existing farming systems and the accompanying value chains. This includes a needs assessment to understand the changing demand side, as well as investigating changes on the supply side. We will also establish an inventory of contemporary and new business models to address these future challenges. The results of the analysis will be used to develop new business models (especially for ELPS) that fit sustainable, consumer-demand-compatible business, including reframing of value chains & ecosystem management systems. Thus, the project aims at adding value to high quality livestock products, through data-based (exploiting also pilot results \u2013 KSO #1) demonstration. The alternative business models will be evaluated on viability, financial & environmental sustainability. This will inform planned targeted interventions according to products\u2019 life cycle, industry capabilities & sustainable potential for goat & poultry farming.<\/p> <\/div>

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DEVELOP NOVEL TOOLS\/METHODS FOR PRODUCT QUALITY ASSESSMENTS ALONG THE VALUE CHAIN, AS WELL AS FOR ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR, HEALTH AND STRESS ANALYSIS<\/h4>

Several different novel tools will be developed for milk analysis, eggs analysis, preclinical mastitis detection, microbiome analysis, automated animal health & welfare assessment, gas analysis. <\/p> <\/div>

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DEVELOP A PRODUCT INTELLIGENT ANALYTICS PLATFORM FOR QUALITY MONITORING AND MANAGEMENT OF GOAT AND POULTRY PRODUCTS<\/h4>

It will facilitate data gathering, visualization and analysis. The Code: Re-farm tools\/instruments will be able to directly transmit analysis results to the platform, where also other data will be fused (from conventional analysis, food traceability information, animal\/food tags etc). The platform will include an AI-based Semi-Empirical Recommendation Engine for supporting accurate decisions based on Fuzzy Logic. The platform itself will also facilitate the tracing of the entire Product Lifecycle Roadmap.<\/p> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div><\/div>

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CyRIC\nis the project coordinator and oversees all the work. From a technical point of\nview, CyRIC is involved in the development of the FRET-based eggs quality\nanalysis device, in collaboration with CNR. CyRIC through their business\ndevelopment department and the Gravity incubator is the leads the activities\nrelated to the new business models development for the goat value chains.<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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AUTH\nleads the work on assessing links between the quality of animal (dairy goat and\npoultry) products and husbandry systems whilst considering animal health and\nwelfare issues. They also participate in work associated with the stakeholders\u2019\ninvolvement on the evaluation products\u2019 quality, the design of the pilot\nstudies, study protocols, data collection and the evaluation of animal health,\nstress and behavior during the pilots<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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CNR\nwill mainly focus on identification, production and characterization of\nbiomolecules that specifically recognize the selected analytes for the novel\nportable eggs\u2019 analyser. Their activities will also be focused on analysis\nusing standard laboratory equipment various food samples from the pilot sites\nto understand their quality.<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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<\/o><\/p>TU\/e\nleads the \u201cAnalysis of challenges & opportunities\u201d regarding alternative\nbusiness models and ecosystem management proposals. The aim is to examine the\nmajor challenges that the poultry and goat industry, and the related value\nchain, experience in extensive and intensive farming. They will also explore opportunities\nfor alternative business models for value creation as well as ecosystem\nmanagement involving key stakeholders in poultry and goat farming.<\/span><\/div>

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REM\nwill provide microbiome analysis using its unique analytical platform. Collaborating\nwith all partners responsible in pilot activities, they will design and\noptimise the sample collection, processing and logistics protocols. They are also\ninvolved in the interpretation of integrated results, and the design of\nauthentication strategies for high-quality products.<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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EXUS\nwill be developing the cloud software platform to be used in Code: Re-farm for\ndata collection and analytics, but also for facilitating product lifetime\nmonitoring.<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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BIOS\nwill develop and validate a tool for sub mastitis detection while being in close\ncollaboration with all other technical and animal science partners for the\ntesting and validation of the developed instrument They also lead the work\nrelated to the interaction with the DIHs and their networks<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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AUA\nwill be involved in tasks associated with observation, recording and assessment\nof productive traits, animal health and welfare indicators, and stress factors.\nThey are also be involved in the development of sampling and recording\nprotocols in the goat pilot-sites and lead the taste panels tasks.<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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TUW\nwill work on the development of novel analysers for milk analysis and remote\ngas sensing. TUW will also support QRT in calibration and validation aspects of\nthe envisioned new milk analyser. They will also collaborate with UC3M to\ndevelop optical layouts for remote gas sensing employing dispersion\nspectroscopy.<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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UC3M\nwill design, develop and characterize an LHR for remote sensing of enteric\nmethane in goats. They will also develop the electronics for the open-path\nmolecular dispersion spectroscopic detector that will measure air quality\ninside goat & poultry barns<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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ALPES\nwill be responsible for the lasers sources development that will be used as\nlight sources in the spectroscopic devices. They also participate in the\ncollection of related specification requirements, as well as in the system\nintegration & validation.<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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ICCS\nwill be involved in computer vision, signal processing and machine learning techniques\nfor different facets of animal health and welfare status identification. They\nare also involved in related preparatory activities and in the testing &\nvalidation of the development tools.<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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QRT\nwill be responsible for the design, realization and characterization of a\ndemonstrator that will be used for fast and precise quantification of multiple\nquality parameters in goat milk including a protein profile. These essential\nparameters will be linked to the husbandry systems within the project.<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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TCA\nwill use their network to enable stakeholder involvement throughout the project.\n They will also design and implement an\naugmented reality mobile app to engage the consumers, to increase the consumer\ntrust and to collect the end-users\u2019 feedback<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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AERES\nwill lead the field study that will cover three different production lines for\nthe poultry industry. The different production lines and husbandry system\ninvestigations will take place on existing farms of intensive and extensive\nsystems. AERES also lead the training activities.<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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NOLDUS\nwill develop AI-based analysis to bring together and synchronize data from\nmultiple sensors, and then use machine learning to enable measurement of\nhigher-level parameters enabling the partners to form an accurate assessment of\nthe health and welfare of the animals.<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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UCPH\nwill provide time series modelling of sensor data collected in poultry and goat\npilots to provide early warnings of undesired events. They will  also provide machine vision models to extract\ninformation from video data to provide video-based alarms for undesired behavior\nand\/or signs of disease.<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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SAAV\nwill be facilitating the validation procedures & KPIs and lead the goat\nhusbandry systems pilots\u2019 setup in Italy. They will also collaborate with other\npartners for evaluation of animal health, stress and behaviour whilst also\nevaluating goat milk and dairy products quality using conventional and novel\ntechniques.<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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Caprilait\nwill be facilitating one of the pilots, on the Alpine goat breed. They will\nalso be involved in the stakeholder identification and categorization, and in\ndefining the most relevant use cases for the development of new technologies\nfor farmers.<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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Agromilk\nIKE will serve as the pilot site for the intensive farming system and will\noffer breeding stocks and facilities for recording, sampling, and testing,\nhealth and welfare indicators as well as, traits associated with the intrinsic\nquality and safety of the produced goat milk.<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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A\nrepresentative low-input farm of the \u2018Skopelos\u2019 Goat Cooperative located at\nSkopelos island will serve as the pilot site for the assessment of the milk\nintrinsic quality and safety traits, as well as of health and welfare status of\nSkopelos goats reared under the extensive production system.<\/span><\/p><\/div>

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Affiliated projects<\/h2>

We work closely and collaborate with the following consortia through common publications and dissemination activities. <\/p> <\/div>

Linking extensive husbandry practices to the intrinsic quality of pork and broiler meat.<\/h4>\"\"

mEATquality<\/h5> Learn more<\/a><\/div> <\/div>

INnovative Tools for Assessment and Authentication of chicken meat, beef and dairy products \u2013 QualiTies.<\/h4>\"\"

intaqt<\/h5>Learn more<\/a> <\/div> <\/div>

Identifying and increasing sustainable practices along the supply and production chains of EU livestock.<\/h4>\"\"

PATHWAYS<\/h5> Learn more<\/a><\/div> <\/div> <\/div> <\/div><\/div>

The project has received funding from the European Union\u2019s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101000216<\/b><\/p> \"\"Privacy Policy<\/a><\/div>

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