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The Effects of Limestone Particle Size on Bone Health and Performance of Pullets and Hens in Conventional Cage and Alternative Housing Systems
One of the major welfare issues in cage-free housing systems is bone fracture. The goal of this research was to improve bone health in layers by building better pullet skeletons and to investigate limestone particle size (LPS) effects on bone health in conventional cages and cage-free housing system
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