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Dietary electrolytes combat heat stress in broilers

01-08-2005 | |

Pakistan’s tropical environment poses a great threat to poultry production. Tanveer Ahmad and Muhammad Sarwar’s research into dietary electrolytes may prove vital to rescuing broiler performance under such extreme conditions.

This article can also be found at Feed Mix, volume 13, no. 4

 

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