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Evaluation of carcass, organ and organoleptic properties of spent layers of different poultry types

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This study was designed to assess carcass, organ and organoleptic properties of spent layers of different poultry species; comprising of geese, local chicken, commercial chicken and quails.
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This study was designed to assess carcass, organ and organoleptic properties of spent layers of different poultry species; comprising of geese, local chicken, commercial chicken and quails. Eight (8) birds of each species were used for data collection . Results indicated that quail birds had the highest (P

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