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Researcher

Hilde Van Meirhaeghe

Awards & Distinctions

5 Results

2024

Assessing the impact of on-farm biosecurity coaching on farmer perception and farm biosecurity status in Belgian poultry production

Arthi AmalrajHilde Van MeirhaegheIlias ChantziarasJeroen Dewulf

A1 Journal Article in ANIMALS

Development and use of Biocheck.UGentTM scoring system to quantify biosecurity in conventional indoor (turkey, duck, breeder) and free-range (layer and broiler) poultry farms

Arthi AmalrajHilde Van MeirhaegheNele CaekebekeRhea CreveAnne-Christine Dufay-LefortNathalie RoussetAnnick SpaansAitor DevesaGiuditta TilliAlessandra Piccirillo et al.

A1 Journal Article in PREVENTIVE VETERINARY MEDICINE

Survey of Flemish poultry farmers on how birds fit for transport to the slaughterhouse are selected, caught, and crated and their opinions regarding the pre-transport process

Femke DelanglezAnneleen WatteynBart AmpeAn GarmynEvelyne DelezieGunther AntonissenNathalie SleeckxIne KempenNiels DemaîtreHilde Van Meirhaeghe et al.

A1 Journal Article in ANIMALS

2013

Salmonella Gallinarum field isolates from laying hens are related to the vaccine strain SG9R

Filip Van ImmerseelDavid J StudholmeVenessa EeckhautMarc HeyndrickxJeroen DewulfIsabelle DewaeleSebastiaan Van HoorebekeFreddy HaesebrouckHilde Van MeirhaegheRichard Ducatelle et al.

A1 Journal Article in VACCINE

2012

Polyphasic characterization of Salmonella Enteritidis isolates on persistently contaminated layer farms during the implementation of a national control program with obligatory vaccination : a longitudinal study

Isabelle DewaeleG RasschaertC WildemauweHilde Van MeirhaegheM VanrobaeysEvelyne De GraefL HermanRichard DucatelleMarc HeyndrickxK De Reu

A1 Journal Article in POULTRY SCIENCE