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Poultry (/ˈpoʊltri/) are
domesticated birds kept by
humans for the
purpose of
harvesting animal products such as meat, eggs or feathers. The practice...
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Poultry farming is the form of
animal husbandry which raises domesticated birds such as chickens, ducks,
turkeys and
geese to
produce meat or eggs for...
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native breeds of
chicken in
Southeast Asia to be useful, and any such
small poultry came to be
known as a bantam.[citation needed] List of
chicken breeds American...
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Poultry diseases occur in
poultry,
which are
domesticated birds kept for
their meat, eggs or feathers.
Poultry species include the chicken, turkey, duck...
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Poultry feed is food for farm
poultry,
including chickens, ducks,
geese and
other domestic birds.
Before the
twentieth century,
poultry were
mostly kept...
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poultry litter or
broiler litter is a
mixture of
poultry excreta,
spilled feed, feathers, and
material used as
bedding in
poultry operations...
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Pastured poultry is a
sustainable agriculture technique that
calls for the
raising of
laying chickens, meat
chickens (broilers),
guinea fowl, and/or turkeys...
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female chicken Pullet: a
young female chicken less than a year old. In the
poultry industry, a
pullet is a ****ually
immature chicken less than 22 w****s of...
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areas where poultry are kept by
erecting barriers to
segregate poultry from non-human contact,
limits on
human movement of
poultry and
poultry-related products...
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Cannibalism in
poultry is the act of one
individual of a
poultry species consuming all or part of
another individual of the same
species as food. It commonly...
