Chapter 1
	Chapter 2
	Chapter 3
	Chapter 4
	Chapter 5
Appendix 1	Special requirements for the rearing of phasers
Appendix 2	Special requirements for the rearing of partridges
Appendix 3	Special requirements for the breeding of grey ducks

Publication of farmed game farmed

Under section 4 5, section 13, section 14 (4). 1 and 2, section 15, section 16 (4). 2, section 30, paragraph Paragraph 1, section 61 and section 70 (4). Three, in the law. 432 of 9. June 2004 on the team of animals, as last amended by law no. 105 of 20. In February 2006, the following shall be :

Chapter 1

General provisions

§ 1. In the case of farmed farmed game, farmhouse farming is of phases, partridges, red chickens, rofoam, and grey ducks.

Paragraph 2. The notice shall apply to farmed game farmed with a yearly production of more than 100 birds or 200 eggs.

Paragraph 3. Poultry in zoological gardens (zoological establishments), animal parks and similar that require police permission from the animal protection slots is not covered by the notice.

§ 2. A faraway game must be notified before the entry into service of the owner to register in the food registration.

Paragraph 2. Notification must be carried out on a form requisition in the food registration.

§ 3. The owner of a registered holding with feather game shall inform the food item on change to change, ownership change, suspension or cessation of feathers game within one month after the change has occurred.

Chapter 2

Pheasants

§ 4. In the total area of farmed shus and belonging to the front yard, the stocking density must not exceed 17,5 pheasant chickens in four weeks and more per m 2 .

Paragraph 2. Pheasant chickens may not be bred in packs more than 350 birds per year. unit by means of a unit the breeding houses of which are related to the front yard and the lollioscs (voliere) are understood.

§ 5. Phasers over four days shall be given access to an overlaid front yard, cf. Annex 1.

Paragraph 2. Pheasants must, most recently when they are 9 days old, access to a neosurper shall be given access to a neococler, with soil, cf. Annex 1.

Paragraph 3. Access to the front yard and lollived, cf. paragraph In shorter periods, if due to ill weather conditions, it may be reduced to the detriment of the health and welfare of the birds and to give them free access to the front yard or the lolliove; by the bad weather. In such cases, the house shall be attributing an appropriate environmental enrichment.

§ 6. A voliere must have a height of at least 170 cm measured from the soil to the overdeck and a base area that satisfies the requirements of Annex 1.

Paragraph 2. The pages of a voliere shall consist of thread tissues and surface and up to at least 30 cm height be equipped with a solid and leaking material.

Paragraph 3. A voliere must be covered by a tighter and excusable net. The net shall not be of metal.

Paragraph 4. In a voliere, there must be a cover that ensures that all birds can seek shelter at the same time.

Paragraph 5. A voliere for the breeding of pheasant chicks and hold of avlsan shall also comply with the requirements set out in Appendix 1.

§ 7. The provisions of section 4 to 6 shall not apply where the pheasant chickens are reared by means of rugehens ("propitchens") on the conditions laid down in Annex 1 (6).

Paragraph 2. After the release of pheasant chickens by means of the pheasant referred to in paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 mentioned rugehens must either be killed or taken directly from the outlet back to the herd where the pheasant chickens are reared.

§ 8. The feeding and release of phases shall be carried out in accordance with the requirements set out in Appendix 1.

Paragraph 2. Foods and water must be placed under a fixed roof which ensures that wild birds do not come into contact with feed and water. However, feed and water may be placed in the covered area covered part of the net cage used for a hatchling with pheasant chickens.

Paragraph 3. The provision in paragraph 1 shall be 2 shall not apply to the feeding of fresh green. Paragraph 4. Pheasants must not be watered with water from surface water reservoirs, including accumulated rainwater to which wild birds have access.

Chapter 3

Chicken hens and red chickens and rofoam chickens

§ 9. An egg-laying voliere for a partridge par must have a base area of not less than 6750 cm ; 2 , a minimum width of at least 50 cm.

Paragraph 2. In both the laying dolizes of the outdoor, cf. § 10, as in laying volies in covered tails, cf. Section 11, must be at least 1/3 of the deck area of the bottom of the sand. The remaining part of the egg-laying volitor shall be composed of thread tissues that have a maximum length of 1 x 1/2 inch (1 inch = 2,54 centimeters).

§ 10. An outdoor ovating voliere must be fitted with leatable, irtransparent side walls and watertight overcover to such a extent that the sandbath is always dry. The watertight cover shall not exceed 3/4 of the overall overlay of the laying volizer. The leatable, opaque part of the side wall shall at least assume 1/3 of the total length of the page weight.

Paragraph 2. The remaining part of the ovating volitor's overcover, cf. paragraph 1, must consist of a tightening and exocusable net. The net shall not be of metal.

§ 11. At least one-third of the length of the lateral walls of all the laying walls must consist of at least 1/3 of the length of the wall voliser ' s lateral walls. An overdeck hall is understood to mean a building with a slippery slope, but with no side walls, and with two rows of laying tubes separated by a centre and with the end of the walls in escape with or without a tagard.

Paragraph 2. In the case of wind-floodgates, the halls must be divided into smaller sections at the mounting of the separating walls of the necessary height and length in order to avoid a move.

Paragraph 3. At least 1/4 of an egg-laying volity shall consist of at least 1/4 of an egg-laying volition shall consist of a tightening and excusable net. The net shall not be of metal.

§ 12. In the case of farmed houses, there shall be no more than four or more partridges in four weeks and more per m 2 floor space.

§ 13. Agerhens over 4 weeks must be allowed to have access to a neostric covete (voliere) with a soil.

Paragraph 2. If the operational plan is to be transferred to a cold house with an associated lion, however, the release may be delayed for up to two weeks if the climate conditions involve a significant health risk through cooling of the partridges.

§ 14. A voliere must have a height of at least 170 cm measured from the soil to the deck, as well as a basic area that satisfies the requirements of Annex 2.

Paragraph 2. A voliere must be composed of thread tissues and must be covered by the soil and up to at least 30 cm height be equipped with a solid and leaking material.

Paragraph 3. A voliere must be covered by a tighter and excusable net. The net shall not be of metal.

Paragraph 4. In a voliere, there must be a cover to ensure that all birds can seek shelter at the same time.

§ 15. The provisions of section 12 to 14 shall not apply where the partridge chicken is raised by means of incubates under the conditions laid down in Annex 2 (3).

Paragraph 2. After the paring of partridge chickens by means of the aid referred to in paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 mentioned rugehens must either be killed or taken directly from the outlets back to the herd where the partridge chicken has been reared.

§ 16. The feeding of partridges must meet the requirements set out in Annex 2.

Paragraph 2. Foods and water must be placed under a fixed roof which ensures that wild birds do not come into contact with feed and water. However, feed and water may be placed in the covered part of the net cage used for a hatchling with partridge chicken.

Paragraph 3. The provision in paragraph 1 shall be 2 shall not apply to the feeding of fresh green.

Paragraph 4. Agerhens must not be watered with water from surface water reservoirs, including accumulated rainwater to which wild birds have access.

§ 17. The rules on partridges in sections 9 to 14, section 16, except in section 16 (4). TWO, TWO. point and Annex 2 (1) and (2) shall apply mutatis muctis to red chickens and rock chickens.

Chapter 4

Grayducks

§ 18. In the case of breeding houses, there must be no more than 20 ducklings in 5 weeks and more per m 2 floor space.

§ 19. Ducks of over 2 weeks must have access to an end-of-world lion, and an artificial tank.

20. Holdes ducks over eight weeks of stable or similar, there must be no more than 5 ducks per. m 2 .

§ 21. Onlust, cf. Section 19 shall be surrounded by a fence with a height of at least 120 cm and a base area that satisfies the requirements of Annex 3. There must be no natural lakes, ponds, water holes or similar in the lion's farm.

Paragraph 2. The lolliis must be composed of thread tissues. The fence must be at the top of the bottom and be a power-leading or devised otherwise, so that it protects against predators.

Paragraph 3. Liars and basin must in the context of the medium-risk risk of avian influenza be covered by a mesh size limit of 10 cm by a mesh size of 10 cm (10 cm).

Paragraph 4. The rules for cover, cf. paragraph 3, shall apply mutatis muted, where the protection and surveillance zones or surveillance zones have been established in a defined area in the context of the outbreak of avian influenza or the discovery of wild birds, or where, The Food Authority assesses that the risk level of avian influenza in a defined area is increased.

Paragraph 5. The Food and Food Safety Board shall determine by notification which risk level of avian influenza is currently in force.

§ 22. Ducks, including ducklings, must be fed and watered under permanent roof

Paragraph 2. Ducks, including ducklings, shall not be watered with water from surface water reservoirs, including accumulated rainwater to which wild birds have access.

-23. Pile in base oranges, cf. Section 19 shall be designed in a material which may be easily cleaned and disinfected.

Paragraph 2. A regular exchange of water shall be carried out in the waters referred to in paragraph 1. 1 mentioned basin. At breeding ducks, the water must be replaced at least once a week. In the rearing of milk, water must be replaced by the frequency of the water.

k. 3 The basins on which ducks have access must be shielded so as to allow large wild birds to be unable to access the base pool.

§ 24. Raised duckies must not be inserted into other herds, but must be exposed directly to nature.

Chapter 5

General provisions

§ 25. At the same time, in the case of rearing or holding of grey ducks, taenders and geese, these must be physically separated from other poultry species, including the farther game.

Paragraph 2. At the same time, at the same time, hush or hold of grey ducks, taenders and geese must be taman and geese ;

1) should not have access to natural lakes, ponds, water holes or the like, and

2) are not inserted in other herds.

SECTION 26. Equipment and materials used in production must be kept clean. Immediately after emptying and before re-inserting animals, equipment and material must be cleaned and disinfected.

§ 27. Voliers must be surrounded by a fence that provides effective protection against predators.

Paragraph 2. Housing of predators and feathers in the same building, including in the same gym, are not allowed.

Paragraph 3. In the case of less than 50 metres between a distance and a predator team, the part of the fence for the wild game of the predator shall consist of opaque material and, by the way, meet the fences of the relevant fence for the person concerned ; poultry game, cf. however, paragraph 1 4.

Paragraph 4. The requirement of paragraph 1. 3 shall lapses if the fence of the predator of the container which is turning against the poultry cardholder shall consist of opaque material.

§ 28. Volives and lolliars must be kept in good condition.

§ 29. The use of remote-piling must not be permitted.

-$30. Notices may not exceed the hornnightening of the bats of the bats.

§ 31. Persons responsible for the operation of farmed farmed game shall have undergone a course in the farmed farmed game of the FFSA. The course must have been reviewed within one year of the responsibility of the person concerned for the operation.

Paragraph 2. Except for the requirement set out in paragraph 1. 1 are persons who can document that, within the last 10 years of the date of application, the operation of farmed game farmed, referred to in section 1 (1), has carried out the operation of farmed game farmed. 1, for at least two years.

§ 32. Persons putting feathers out into the wild shall make a record of the statement, including the date, place, and the number and species of exposed birds.

Paragraph 2. The records shall be kept for at least five years from the time of the year, and shall be presented at the request of the food-registration representatives at the request of the food.

§ 33. Poultryable may not be carried out with a view to the purpose of exploitation for hunting purposes in countries which permit the use of this country for the prohibition of hunting game.

Paragraph 2. In addition to exports to countries referred to in paragraph 1, 1, the exporter shall submit a written declaration that the purpose of exports is not exported for purposes of purpose for hunting purposes.

Paragraph 3. In the case of exports of feathers with a view to use for hunting purposes, the exporter shall make a written declaration that the country of destination shall not permit any prohibited hunting game in this country.

§ 34. A faraway game shall be subject to routine unannounced supervision from the food registration.

$35. The penalty shall be penalised by the penalty which violates § 2 12, section 13 (3). 1, sections 14-16, section 18-20, section 21, paragraph. 1-4, section 22-26, section 27, paragraph 27. 1-3, section 28-30, section 31, paragraph. One, section 32 and section 33.

Paragraph 2. The sentence may rise to a maximum sentence for two years if it has been committed by the action or omission, with a set of or gross negligence, and there is a breach in the infringement proceedings ;

1) any injury to human or animal health or induced danger ; or

2) obtained or intended for the economic benefit of the person concerned itself or others, including in savings.

Paragraph 3. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) liability under the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.

§ 36. The announcement will enter into force on the 29th. -February 2008.

Paragraph 2. At the same time, notice No 942 of 14. September 2006 on farmed farmed game.

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Appendix 1

Special requirements for the rearing of phasers

1. Space Requirements for the lolars / voliere :

Three to nine weeks tops, 3,5 birds per head. m 2

10-13 weeks up to 2 birds per day ; m 2

14-16 weeks, maximum 1 bird per bird, m 2

over 16 weeks, not more than 1 bird per one. 3 m 2

2. Interbreeding of reared houses :

1) The houses shall have a minimum size of at least 2,0 x 2,0 metres.

2) Artificial light may only be used in the first 48 hours after hatching and may not exceed a maximum of 25 Watts bulb.

3) A suitable environmental enrichment must be added on a daily basis, for example, in the form of fresh turf, until the chickens have access to the lolliosi/voliere.

4) Chicken embots may be used instead of breeders.

3. Use and orientation of the front yard

For the foreground that the chickens are to have access to after the age of 4 days, cf. Section 5 (5). 1, the following shall apply :

1) The chickens are to be gradually weaned to the front yard.

2) The yard must be at least 16 m. 2 And it has to be overcovered.

3) The open pages of the front door shall be decoated with wind-breaking nets or similar to the protection against the weather body.

4) It must be added to the environmental enrichment in the form of a green, fresh graze or the like, even after the chickens have access to the lollists.

5) Possession is to be put in place.

6) Where 2-3 m is used 2 in the case of breeding houses, the chicken farm may be set up in the front yard if the front yard is secured against the weather.

4. Use and direction of lollio/voliere

For the lollio/voliere to which the chickens must have access to the last 9-day age, cf. Section 5 (5). The following shall apply :

1) The chickens are to be gradually accustomed to the whole of the lender / volizer.

2) The lotion / volizer must be at least 40 m 2 .

3) Potensil or other similarly at least 50 cm above the ground shall be located.

4) A strong approach to oats, lupins, lucerne or similar suitable vegetation shall be carried out.

5. Feeding

1) Feed and water shall be made in the front yard and lolliere and voliere as soon as the chickens have access.

2) Foods and water should not be given in the house when the chickens have had access to the front yard and running / voliere for 14 days.

6. Slains with rugehens ("screws")

Items 1 to 5 above may be devised if the pheasant chickens throughout the rearing period shall wear a chicken ("screw up") in the context of the following conditions :

1) The maximum of 20 chickens shall be at a maximum of 20 chickens.

2) Each hen of chickens must be kept in a net cage without a scalp, and the cage shall cover a basic area of at least 4 m ; 2 .

3) The network shall be partially covered in such a way as to ensure the protection from the meteorological body at the same time. At the same time, the harvesting and chickens must have access to part of the net cage that is not covered and where they can also stay at the same time as everyone.

4) Feed and water shall be assigned in the covered part of the net cage ;

5) The chicken and chickens must permanently have access to the entire area of the net cage ;

6) The net shall be placed on a surface area of natural vegetation, and shall be moved as necessary, so that the birds are always in an underlayer with suitable plantation.

7. Statement

The extermination shall be terminated and birds deferred shall be deferred by them when they reach 6 the age of age, unless there are quite specific climatic conditions which could be harmful to the health and welfare of the birds and which stress the release of the release ; Fire! If the deposition must be deferred, then the birds must be set out as soon as the conditions are again.

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Appendix 2

Special requirements for the rearing of partridges

1. Space Requirements for the lolars / voliere :

4-8 weeks maximum of 20 birds per m 2

9-13 weeks up to 13 birds per year. m 2

over 13 weeks, not more than 7 birds per one. m 2

2. Environmental enrichment and feeding

1) In the case of poultry chickens, from 14 days old, environmental enrichment shall be granted in the form of vegetable, clover, lucerne or similar green, or they must have access to a greener-glue.

2) From the age of 6 weeks, the chickens, in addition to power feed, must not be fed in the form of wheat, broken maize, rape seed, or other seed or cereals. The seed or cereal products must, as far as possible, correspond to the type of feed that will be available to the birds after the release.

3. Respiratory with incur hens

Items 1 to 2 above may be waisted where the partridge chickens throughout the breeders period are subject to the following conditions which meet the following conditions :

1) The maximum of 25 chickens shall be allowed for each hen.

2) Each hen of chickens must be kept in a net cage without a scalp, and the cage shall cover a basic area of at least 4 m ; 2 .

3) The network shall be partially covered in such a way as to ensure the protection from the meteorological body at the same time. At the same time, the harvesting and chickens must have access to part of the net cage that is not covered and where they can also stay at the same time as everyone.

4) Feed and water shall be allocated in the covered part of the net cage.

5) The chicken and the chickens must permanently have access to the entire area of the net cage.

6) The net shall be placed on a surface area of natural vegetation, and shall be moved as necessary, so that the birds are always in an underlayer with suitable plantation.

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Appendix 3

Special requirements for the breeding of grey ducks

1. Space Requirements for the lolars / voliere :

2-3 weeks up to 6 birds per 1. m 2

4-5 weeks up to 4 birds per one. m 2

6-7 weeks up to 2 birds per day ; m 2

8 weeks up to 1 and per. m 2