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02) and airsacculitis (P less then 0.001). More lame birds on-farm were associated with an overall higher rejection rate at slaughter (P less then 0.001). Flocks with more featherless birds had significantly more birds being rejected at slaughter owing to skin issues (P = 0.02). More dirty birds at week 11 resulted in more birds being rejected owing to airsacculitis at slaughter (P less then 0.001). A higher mortality on-farm was associated with more birds rejected for being too small (P = 0.04). In conclusion, significant associations between ani
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