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Dwarfism in chickens
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European broiler industry (see: Use of...). But in spite of the proven advantages of raising dwarf breeder hens, their use is not generalized in broiler industry
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newspapers.com/clip/15951638/charity_drifes_unified_asbury_park/ "Broiler Industry ". National Poultry Digest. 1959. "Princeton Club of New York". Princeton
Ocean View, Delaware
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numbers. In 1923, Ocean View became the birthplace of the commercial broiler industry when Mrs. Cecilie Long Steele revolutionized the poultry industry by
Feed conversion ratio
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challenges for farmers who breed the chickens that are raised by the broiler industry , as the genetics that cause fast growth decreased reproductive abilities
First Broiler House
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Books. pp. 208–209. ISBN 978-0-525-53885-1. "Celia Steele and the Broiler Industry ". History of Sussex County. Sussex County, Delaware. Archived from
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Lessons from Voluntary Labeling of Antibiotic Use Practices in The Broiler Industry ". American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 98 (2): 622–642. doi:10
Poultry farming in the United States
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National Agricultural Statistics Service: Trends in U.S. Agriculture – Broiler Industry Archived July 9, 2008, at the Wayback Machine "Strausberg" (1995),
Antibiotic use in the United States poultry farming industry
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penicillin, is one of the first families of antibiotics utilized in the broiler industry . If this first-line treatment is not successful, a stronger class of
History of the Jews in Maine
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10, 2021. "Lipman Bros., breeders: 'Million-dollar' gamble?" (PDF). Broiler Industry : 39–40, 44–45. December 1970. Retrieved March 10, 2021. "Temple Beth
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Erwägen Wissen Ethik (EWE) vol. 17, no.4 (2006), pages 547–558. "U.S. Broiler Industry Structure", National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), Agricultural