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Litter Use in an Aviary Laying Hen Housing System

Jessica Jenkins, R. L. Parsons, Morgan Hayes, Hongwei Xin, Suzanne T. Millman

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Litter use by hens was investigated by recording the number of hens moving to and from the litter in an aviary housing system. Findings showed a difference in litter use between different times and pens. These findings are being contributed as one component of a comprehensive assessment of an aviary laying hen housing system.

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Litter use by hens was investigated by recording the number of hens moving to and from the litter in an aviary housing system. Findings showed a difference in litter use between different times and pens. These findings are being contributed as one component of a comprehensive assessment of an aviary laying hen housing system.

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Litter use by hens was investigated by recording the number of hens moving to and from the litter in an aviary housing system. Findings showed a difference in litter use between different times and pens. These findings are being contributed as one component of a comprehensive assessment of an aviary laying hen housing system.

Key concepts: Laying, Litter, Deep litter, Animal science, Environmental science, Biology, Ecology, Engineering

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