broiler house

Her business was so profitable that by 1926 she was able to build a 10,000 bird broiler house.

In a well-managed broiler house, litter moisture normally averages between 25 to 35 percent.

The species carried the bacterium into a Danish broiler house that infected 39,900 day-old chicks.

The broiler house has been moved from its original site at the Steele farm and has been repaired.

On average, a new broiler house is about 500 feet long by 44 feet wide and costs about $200,000 equipped.

A Gold Kist broiler house was usually 30-40 feet wide and 400-600 feet long.

The project included the development of a dairy industry, egg and broiler houses, hog farms, packing plants, roads, and marketing systems.

This means that a single broiler house, which can contain well over 20,000 birds can generate over 40,000 lbs of litter per flock.

The festival is in honor of John Moosberg who started the broiler house system in Shelby County.

Sir Freddie Laker was the entrepreneurial fox who cheekily jumped into the airlines' broiler house and mightily ruffled their wings.

Many people around town built broiler houses to serve a number of poultry-processing plants, one of which went into operation in the vacant pickle plant in 2004.

Undercover video footage taken inside a chicken broiler house and an examination of the miserable lives of dairy cows reinforced how bad the conditions are for animals used for meat and milk.

A study of species of beetles in broiler houses, including this species, showed that the beetles that are in broiler houses are likely to carry salmonella.

This system uses the poultry litter as a fuel to heat the broiler houses for the next batch of poultry being grown thus removing the need for LPG gas or other fossil fuels.

This prompted Justice Bell to ponder the animals' living (and dying) conditions: Broiler chickens which are used to produce meat for $(McDonald's$) food spend their whole lives in broiler houses without access to open air or sunshine.

Congested conditions for the animals -whether on farms, in broiler houses or catfish ponds - pass the pathogens on to greater numbers of animals; in feed lots there is a further mixing with additional strange animals who transmit more pathogens."

Re-utilization of at least some fraction of used litter as a supplement for fresh wood shavings bedding in broiler houses has been found to not significantly increase pathogens and indicator microorganisms in litter compared to using fresh wood shavings.