Dairy compost (DC) was evaluated as a possible bedding substrate for brooding turkeys. This study compared livability, weight gain, and footpad score between pine shavings (PS) and DC for 2 strains of turkeys. There were no significant differences in either strain for livability through 35 d of age. Mean body weight at 35 d in the DC treatment compared with PS was less in strain B but not significantly different in strain A. Footpad score in the DC treatment was significantly greater in both strains compared with PS; however, brooder performance as measured by mortality and ambulatory disturbances was not affected in either strain. Results suggest DC may have limited but possible value as a bedding material for brooding turkeys
Students were conducted to determine the influence of cage and bottom types, new litter materials an...
As the poultry industry expands in Turkey, farmers are faced with the challenge of disposing of incr...
Abstract: Composting of dead birds with cage layer manure (CLM) and low cost carbonaceous materials ...
Dairy compost (DC) was evaluated as a possible bedding substrate for brooding turkeys. This study co...
ABSTRACT Particleboard residue is a by-product of the secondary wood products manufacturing industri...
ABSTRACT In a study of turkeys over the period 0 to 3 wk of age, body weights of birds fed 5 or 15% ...
The aim of this study was to investigate the physical characteristics of three litter materials, nam...
Composting poultry carcasses is a common way for turkey and broiler operators to manage bird mortali...
Litter quality has a significant influence on the performance and foot pad health in poultry. The ob...
Aim: The present study was undertaken to ascertain the feasibility of windrow composting as an envir...
Abstract The litter is an aspect of great importance for poultry production because it affects both ...
The objective was to evaluate the differences between distinct types of litter material and their co...
Aim: The aim was to assess the efficacy of pine leaves as an alternative bedding material on the per...
The provision of suitable bedding for rearing broilers is an ongoing challenge for poultry producers...
Abstract: As the poultry industry has grown and expanded and as alternative uses of wood by-products...
Students were conducted to determine the influence of cage and bottom types, new litter materials an...
As the poultry industry expands in Turkey, farmers are faced with the challenge of disposing of incr...
Abstract: Composting of dead birds with cage layer manure (CLM) and low cost carbonaceous materials ...
Dairy compost (DC) was evaluated as a possible bedding substrate for brooding turkeys. This study co...
ABSTRACT Particleboard residue is a by-product of the secondary wood products manufacturing industri...
ABSTRACT In a study of turkeys over the period 0 to 3 wk of age, body weights of birds fed 5 or 15% ...
The aim of this study was to investigate the physical characteristics of three litter materials, nam...
Composting poultry carcasses is a common way for turkey and broiler operators to manage bird mortali...
Litter quality has a significant influence on the performance and foot pad health in poultry. The ob...
Aim: The present study was undertaken to ascertain the feasibility of windrow composting as an envir...
Abstract The litter is an aspect of great importance for poultry production because it affects both ...
The objective was to evaluate the differences between distinct types of litter material and their co...
Aim: The aim was to assess the efficacy of pine leaves as an alternative bedding material on the per...
The provision of suitable bedding for rearing broilers is an ongoing challenge for poultry producers...
Abstract: As the poultry industry has grown and expanded and as alternative uses of wood by-products...
Students were conducted to determine the influence of cage and bottom types, new litter materials an...
As the poultry industry expands in Turkey, farmers are faced with the challenge of disposing of incr...
Abstract: Composting of dead birds with cage layer manure (CLM) and low cost carbonaceous materials ...