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The Effect of Selection on Egg Production in Single Comb White Leghorn Fowl
The practical value of any system of breeding for egg production must be demonstrated first to be appreciated by the average poultryman. High egg yield has been found by several workers to be due to the combined influences of early sexual maturity, non-winter pause, high intensity, non-broodiness an
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