Sentence examples for growing birds from inspiring English sources
It's the same in growing birds and animals.
The "egg-on-a-chip" would allow scientists to better organize growing birds in the lab and observe them from all sides.
A constant or decreasing amount of daily light will delay sexual maturity in growing birds.
Clinical signs occur in young growing birds in the Acute Mareks Disease (MD) form, characterised by high mortality from visceral tumours.
The favorable genetic correlations of RG with both feed intake and body weight gain (−0.41 and 0.43), would lead selection on RG to produce faster growing birds with lower feed intake.
While the activity of this enzyme is a measure of condition in nestlings and growing birds [ 31], it may be hypothesised that chelation therapy-induced bone resorption may rather result in poor performance.
With between 57,000 and 79,000 breeding pairs in the UK, according to the British Trust for Ornithology, it is one of the fastest growing bird populations in the country.
Modern broilers now put on weight twice as quickly as 20 years ago, reaching the slaughter weight of 2kg in 42 days rather than 80: they are the fastest growing bird in the world.
Have America's census workers considered joining the rapidly growing bird-washing and tarball-scooping job sectors?
'This is how most farmers have always wanted to grow birds,' says Colin Davey, of his Winkleigh Farm flock.
Your butcher, the farmers' markets and an expensive, fancy large chain that shall remain nameless (I'm talking to you, Whole Foods) offer a variety of locally grown birds.
