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The effect of low‐protein grower diets on the subsequent response of pullets to quantitative food restriction during lay

Pages 145-150 | Published online: 08 Nov 2007

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J. D. Summers & S. Leeson. (1978) Dietary selection of protein and energy by pullets and broilers. British Poultry Science 19:4, pages 425-430.
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J.D. Summers & S. Leeson. (1977) Sequential Effects of Restricted Feeding and Force-Molting on Laying Hen Performance. Poultry Science 56:2, pages 600-604.
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