Sentence examples for poultry science from inspiring English sources
That can hinder growth in the six to eight weeks from birth to slaughter, said Yvonne Vizzier, a poultry science professor at Mississippi State University.
Roger J. Lien, a professor of poultry science at Auburn, said he received a copy of the petition from Christian friends.
"If you want the Norman Rockwell moment, this is not the method for you," said Michael Darre, professor of poultry science at the University of Connecticut.
The assessment of the welfare of poultry occurs at the confluence of various disciplines such as ethology, ethics, genetics, poultry science, and veterinary medicine.
"That is not good management, bottom line," said Kenneth E. Anderson, a professor of poultry science at North Carolina State University.
She was 18, a freshman, an animal and poultry sciences major, and member of the equestrian team.
Dr. Charles E. Ostrander, a professor of poultry sciences at Cornell University, said in an interview that a decade ago Long Island raised about 8 or 9 million ducks a year, nearly 98percentnt of the country's production.
There has been a steady decline in the number of universities offering training in poultry sciences over the past five decades despite increasing poultry consumption and increasing value of the industry [ 8, 9].
Small, salty, spongy and reviled by food purists, the lowly nugget can now be tracked to its little-known but likely progenitor: a Cornell University poultry-science professor named Robert C. Baker, who proposed the nugget in 1963, way before McDonald's introduced its wildly popular McNuggets in 1980.
Meanwhile, Ms. Colleluori, the Wegmans spokeswoman, said the company would rely on science, poultry experts and consumer demand, rather than pressure from activists, to decide how it runs its farms.
