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1. The Influence of the ration fed to growing chickens on the later egg production of the females--preliminary report.

Creator Personal:
Atwood, Horace.
Title:
The Influence of the ration fed to growing chickens on the later egg production of the females--preliminary report.
Call Number:
P12112
Date:
undated
Description:

Journal article reprint from: Poultry Science, v.1:no.6.

Subject Topical:
Chickens--Feeding and feeds--Research., Eggs--Production--Research.
All:
Chickens--Feeding and feeds--Research., Eggs--Production--Research.

2. Radionuclide mineral studies. 2. The effect of certain dietary constituents, including protein and vitamin B12 on the metabolism of inorganic S35-sulfate in the chick.

Creator Personal:
Patrick, H., Martin, W. G.
Title:
Radionuclide mineral studies. 2. The effect of certain dietary constituents, including protein and vitamin B12 on the metabolism of inorganic S35-sulfate in the chick.
Call Number:
P12266
Date:
1960
Description:

Journal article reprint from: Poultry Science, v.39:no.6 (1960:Nov.).

Subject Topical:
Chickens--Feeding and feeds--Research., Proteins., Vitamin B12.
All:
Chickens--Feeding and feeds--Research., Proteins., Vitamin B12.

3. The Effect of sulfaquinoxaline in different ration formulations on growth and feed efficiency of coccidia-free chicks.

Creator Personal:
Van Landingham, Audrey Howard, b. 1905., Weakley, Charles Edward, 1885-, Clark, T. B. (Thomas Baird), 1903-, Bletner, J. K. (James Karl), 1921-
Title:
The Effect of sulfaquinoxaline in different ration formulations on growth and feed efficiency of coccidia-free chicks.
Call Number:
P12336
Date:
1953
Description:

Journal article reprint from: Poultry Science, v. 32:no.4 (1953:July).

Subject Topical:
Chickens--Feeding and feeds--Research.
All:
Chickens--Feeding and feeds--Research.