Early detection for effective broody control

06-07-2010 | | |
Early detection for effective broody control
Despite genetic progress and good flock management, broodiness among turkey females can still occur, particularly in hot climates. Prevention remains a key factor in minimising this behaviour. This includes early detection, but also practical measures to quickly get females back onto the laying path. By Dr. Carlo Norci, Management Specialist, Aviagen Turkeys, UK In the wild, a female turkey will begin laying eggs in the spring, stimulated by increasing day length. Once she has laid a clutch of


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