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Biosecurity practices and their determining factors in commercial layer chickens in selected regions of Tanzania. [PDF]

BMC Vet Res
Mdemu S, Matondo AB, Christensen JP, Amasha AE, Ngowi HA, Westwood E, Ochai SO, Nonga HE, Osbjer K, Mdegela RH.   +9 more
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Effect of Centrally Administered Neuropeptide Y and α-Melanocyte-stimulating Hormone on Water Intake in Chicks. [PDF]

J Poult Sci
Dialoke NG, Murata K, Zhang Y, Taniguchi Y, Hinomoto SI, Takegaki J, Saneyasu T, Honda K.   +7 more
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Feasibility of Using Animal Manure and Manure-Based Fertilizer as Soil Amendments: Veterinary Drugs Occurrence and Ecological Risk. [PDF]

Toxics
Li Q, Zhang D, Yin S, Li Y, Gao X, Wu X, Jiang L.   +6 more
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IOT Based Automated Poultry Farm for Layer Chicken

2021 7th International Conference on Advanced Computing and Communication Systems (ICACCS), 2021
The vast majority of the poultry barns in India are physically checked and administered. Temperature, air quality, dampness, illumination, oxygenating the barn and food intake by the chicken are the significant elements that should have been checked and controlled. These variables are straightforwardly identified with the poultry creation.
P. Jayarajan, M. Annamalai, V. Annie Jannifer, A. Arvind Prakash   +3 more
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Amputation of Polymelia in a Layer Chicken

Avian Diseases, 2014
Polymelia was rarely recorded in birds; therefore, this report records the clinical and radiographic findings in a case of polymelia in a 7-mo-old layer Fayoumi chicken and the outcome of its amputation. The hen had two pericloacal extra limbs located caudal to the normal ones in an inverted position. The extra limbs were immovable and loosely attached
Ashraf M. Abu-Seida
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IoT Based Automated Poultry Farm for Layer Chicken using Artificial Intelligence Techniques

International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing, 2023
The poultry business has a considerable impact on the food manufacturing sector. Poultry hens are in high demand, but there are growing worries over their quality in many parts of the world.
Sharan Kumar, P. Pareek, P. Rashmi, R. Deepak, Vishwanath Petli   +4 more
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Spontaneous aortic arteriosclerosis in layer chickens

Journal of Comparative Pathology, 1994
Aortas of 21 grower chickens (both sexes) aged 30-130 days and of 51 layer hens aged 500 days were examined histopathologically. Aortic sclerotic lesions were classified histopathologically into six stages. As early as 30 days, the abdominal aortas of growers had cellular-fibrous plaques that became more severe with advancing age.
S, Orita, T, Masegi, K, Itou, M, Kawada, T, Yanai, K, Ueda   +5 more
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Sex selection in layer chickens

Animal Production Science, 2017
The ability to detect and remove male chicks pre-hatch would be a big step forward to the egg-laying and related industries. The current practice of culling male chicks post-hatch creates a major ethical dilemma for many countries. Hatching out and growing male layer chicks is not a sustainable option for farmers.
T. J. Doran, K. R. Morris, T. G. Wise, T. E. O’Neil, C. A. Cooper, K. A. Jenkins, M. L. V. Tizard   +6 more
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Phosphoproteins of the chicken eggshell calcified layer

PROTEOMICS, 2007
AbstractThe chicken eggshell matrix is a complex mixture of proteins and proteoglycans. It also contains phosphoproteins that are thought to affect mineralization of the matrix. Several of the matrix phosphoproteins, such as the major component osteopontin, have already been identified as phosphoproteins in other tissues, but the phosphorylation status
Mann, K., Olsen, J., Macek, B., Gnad, F., Mann, M.   +4 more
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Hyperandrogenism in broiler chickens and commercial layers

Veterinary Record, 2008
IT has been observed that an androgenic effect can be induced in broiler chickens by supplementing their diet with finely ground wood shavings from the African tree Funtumia latifolia ([Smith and Wells 1978][1]).
I, Dinev, S, Denev
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