The Fowl Frontier: Poultry Science Unplucked
Dr. Zac Williams, assistant professor of poultry management at the University of Arkansas, sits down with both academic and private sector experts to provide the latest scientific information to poultry producers. The host and guests breakdown the information in a manner that can be applied in the field. The show focuses primarily on large scale poultry production of domestic species but will provide information relevant to small flocks as well.
The Fowl Frontier: Poultry Science Unplucked
Feeding behavior of 0 to 7 day old broiler chicks: what matters most; location within the barn, structure or feeder type?
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New research at the University of Arkansas reveals insights into early chick feeding behavior, including location, structure and feeder type preferences of broiler chicks from 0 to 7 days of age. Emily has successfully defended her master's thesis and is working diligently on preparing her manuscripts for publication, but before she leaves for the outside world, she sat down with me to go over her findings.