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Mineral source and vitamin level in broiler diets: Effects on performance, yield, and meat quality

Ribeiro et al., 2020

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11091376401818136675
Author
Ribeiro M
Bittencourt L
Hermes R
Rönnau M
Rorig A
Lima F
Fernandes J
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Brazilian Journal of Poultry Science

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The purpose of this trial was to supplement commercial broiler diets with optimum vitamin programs and higher availability of mineral sources, and to evaluate the effect on performance, yield and meat quality of broilers. The study used 1800 male broiler chicks …
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