Sentence examples for layer ducks from inspiring English sources

Layer ducks are housed in flocks of 3,000 to 4,000 birds.

A remarkable drop in egg production was usually observed among layer ducks.

Clinical signs were usually observable in broiler ducks >3 weeks of age and in layer ducks during their production period.

Poultry categories considered in the analysis were farm chickens (including broilers and layer hens), native chickens, farm ducks (including meat and layer ducks), free-grazing ducks (domestic ducks raised in the open in flocks of >1,000 birds for egg production and, to a lesser extent, for meat; see Discussion for a more detailed description of this type of husbandry), cocks, and other poultry.

This analysis included the association with the number of ducks (free-grazing ducks and meat and layer ducks), proportion of rice paddy fields in the 5-km neighborhood, and the number of chicken, both for all outbreaks and for chicken outbreaks only.

Serum samples were collected in 9 of 17 provinces in Laos from healthy ducks and chickens in live-bird markets, village backyard flocks, and layer duck farms.

Compensation per bird was (in US dollars) $0.38 $65, depending on the type of poultry ($0.38 for quail; $1.13 for broiler; $2 for meat duck; $2.25 for backyard chicken; $3.5 for layer chicken, layer duck, or goose; $7.25 for turkey; and $65 for ostrich).

Start with a smooth, dense ramekin of pork rillettes topped with a thick layer of duck fat; follow that up with a heaping portion of sausage, duck and white bean cassoulet; finish with a dessert of vanilla ice cream fritters and pecan-bacon brittle; and wash it all down with a bacon-infused Manhattan.

Minced mushrooms and pistachios alternated with big chunks of rabbit, then a thick stripe of rabbit mousse and a layer of duck liver.

This is a round, juicy salad of apples and walnuts, topped by a rich, tender layer of duck confit, topped in turn by a round, crisp, salty potato cake; the result is nearly ideal.

The livestock business comprises swine, broilers, layers, and ducks.