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Reducing crude protein (CP) in broiler feed will lower nitrogen content and ammonia emission, improving cage conditions for birds, said Bob Swick, Professor at the University of New England. There is also less water consumption and less excretion. More importantly, “reduced CP diets can reduce feed...
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Reducing crude protein (CP) in broiler feed will lower nitrogen content and ammonia emission, improving cage conditions for birds, said Bob Swick, Professor at the University of New England. There is also less water consumption and less excretion. More importantly, “reduced CP diets can reduce feed...
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Reducing crude protein (CP) in broiler feed will lower nitrogen content and ammonia emission, improving cage conditions for birds, said Bob Swick, Professor at the University of New England. There is also less water consumption and less excretion. More importantly, “reduced CP diets can reduce feed...
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Reducing crude protein (CP) in broiler feed will lower nitrogen content and ammonia emission, improving cage conditions for birds, said Bob Swick, Professor at the University of New England. There is also less water consumption and less excretion. More importantly, “reduced CP diets can reduce feed...
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Reducing crude protein (CP) in broiler feed will lower nitrogen content and ammonia emission, improving cage conditions for birds, said Bob Swick, Professor at the University of New England. There is also less water consumption and less excretion. More importantly, “reduced CP diets can reduce feed...
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Reducing crude protein (CP) in broiler feed will lower nitrogen content and ammonia emission, improving cage conditions for birds, said Bob Swick, Professor at the University of New England. There is also less water consumption and less excretion. More importantly, “reduced CP diets can reduce feed...
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Reducing crude protein (CP) in broiler feed will lower nitrogen content and ammonia emission, improving cage conditions for birds, said Bob Swick, Professor at the University of New England. There is also less water consumption and less excretion. More importantly, “reduced CP diets can reduce feed...
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Reducing crude protein (CP) in broiler feed will lower nitrogen content and ammonia emission, improving cage conditions for birds, said Bob Swick, Professor at the University of New England. There is also less water consumption and less excretion. More importantly, “reduced CP diets can reduce feed...
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Reducing crude protein (CP) in broiler feed will lower nitrogen content and ammonia emission, improving cage conditions for birds, said Bob Swick, Professor at the University of New England. There is also less water consumption and less excretion. More importantly, “reduced CP diets can reduce feed...
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Reducing crude protein (CP) in broiler feed will lower nitrogen content and ammonia emission, improving cage conditions for birds, said Bob Swick, Professor at the University of New England. There is also less water consumption and less excretion. More importantly, “reduced CP diets can reduce feed...
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Reducing crude protein (CP) in broiler feed will lower nitrogen content and ammonia emission, improving cage conditions for birds, said Bob Swick, Professor at the University of New England. There is also less water consumption and less excretion. More importantly, “reduced CP diets can reduce feed...
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Reducing crude protein (CP) in broiler feed will lower nitrogen content and ammonia emission, improving cage conditions for birds, said Bob Swick, Professor at the University of New England. There is also less water consumption and less excretion. More importantly, “reduced CP diets can reduce feed...
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Reducing crude protein (CP) in broiler feed will lower nitrogen content and ammonia emission, improving cage conditions for birds, said Bob Swick, Professor at the University of New England. There is also less water consumption and less excretion. More importantly, “reduced CP diets can reduce feed...
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Reducing crude protein (CP) in broiler feed will lower nitrogen content and ammonia emission, improving cage conditions for birds, said Bob Swick, Professor at the University of New England. There is also less water consumption and less excretion. More importantly, “reduced CP diets can reduce feed...
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Reducing crude protein (CP) in broiler feed will lower nitrogen content and ammonia emission, improving cage conditions for birds, said Bob Swick, Professor at the University of New England. There is also less water consumption and less excretion. More importantly, “reduced CP diets can reduce feed...
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Reducing crude protein (CP) in broiler feed will lower nitrogen content and ammonia emission, improving cage conditions for birds, said Bob Swick, Professor at the University of New England. There is also less water consumption and less excretion. More importantly, “reduced CP diets can reduce feed...
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