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    Thermal manipulation during incubation: a tool to improve resilience in slow-growing broiler chickens

    Thermal manipulation (TM) of slow-growing broiler chickens' incubation temperature may improve their ability to cope with temperature extremes. Studies showed that TM had positive effects on chick weight and behavior but did not impact survival, developmental traits, or feed conversion.

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    PPILOW

    Poultry and PIg Low-input and Organic production systems’ Welfare

    Localização
    • Europe
    Autores
    • Henry vanden Brand (WUR)
    Objetivo
    • Communication
    • Dissemination
    Tipo de ficheiro
    Document
    Tamanho do ficheiro
    763 kB
    Publicado em
    30-08-2024
    Idioma original
    English
    Sítio Web oficial do projeto
    PPILOW
    Licença
    CC BY
    Palavras-chave
    • eggs
    • Incubation
    • poultry
    • Chick quality
    • Thermal manipulation

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