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Influence of varying crude protein levels and balanced amino acids on the performance and haematological characteristics of laying hens at the second phase of production
Varying levels of dietary crude proteins and balanced amino acids were fed to layers for a period of eight weeks starting from the twenty-sixth week of age of birds and six weeks into egg production. Effects on performance and haematological characteristics were investigated at this second phase of...
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