Performance, behavior, and health of male broilers and laying hens of 2 dual-purpose chicken genotypes.

doi:10.3382/ps/pey223

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Performance, behavior, and health of male broilers and laying hens of 2 dual-purpose chicken genotypes.

Poultry science - 1 Oct 2018

Lambertz C, Wuthijaree K, Gauly M

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Dual-purpose chicken where both sexes are reared together, before males are separated for final fattening, while females are kept for an entire laying period, may provide an economic alternative under certain production and marketing conditions. Two genotypes, purebred Bresse-Gauloise (PURE, n = 300) and crossbred Bresse-Gauloise × New Hampshire (CROSS, n = 300), were compared. One-day-old mixed-sex chicken were...

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Animal Husbandry
Animals
Chickens
Female
Genotype
Housing, Animal
Italy
Male

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PMID: 29955832
DOI: 10.3382/ps/pey223
PMCID: PMC6237745

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