Use of horizontal and angled perches by broiler chickens

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Since roosting increases the survival of wild relatives of domestic birds, it was expected that chickens would choose to roost on perches, and would prefer upward angled perches over horizontal because angles perches have the characteristics and accessibility of those found in nature. Perches were provided to 16 pens of male broiler birds in one of four ways: 0A

Illness and injury in animal confinement workers

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Bacterial concentration reduction of food waste amended animal feed using a single-screw dry-extrusion process

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Predicting stockperson behaviour towards pigs from attitudinal and job-related variables and empathy.

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Concentrations and Emissions of Airborne Dust in Livestock Buildings in Northern Europe

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Concentrations and Emissions of Airborne Endotoxins and Microorganisms in Livestock Buildings in Northern Europe

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FERMENTATION OF AEROBICALLY ACTIVATED PIG SLAUGHTERHOUSE SLUDGE FOR ANIMAL FEED PURPOSES

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Use of local carbohydrate sources and a protein supplement by pig farmers in a Colombian village in the Andean Hills

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Digestion and N metabolism in Mong Cai and Large White pigs having free access to sugar cane juice or ensiled cassava root supplemented with duckweed or ensiled cassava leaves

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Digestibility and nitrogen retention in fattening pigs fed different levels of ensiled cassava leaves as a protein source and ensiled cassava root as energy source

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