Dickens et al., 1988 - Google Patents
Feather-releasing forces related to stunning, scaling time, and scalding temperatureDickens et al., 1988
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- 9679218515716501482
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- Dickens J
- Shackelford A
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- Poultry science
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Factors of stunning vs. nonstunning, scalding time, and scalding temperature were studied to determine their individual effects on feather retention forces. Live birds were used as controls to determine feather retention forces as affected by flock, sex, and feather location …
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