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  • 21. Drag swab efficiency factors when sampling chicken manure.
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  • 23. Some factors affecting urinary and faecal nitrogen loss by chickens fed on a protein-free diet.
    Okumura J, Isshiki Y, Nakahiro Y.
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  • 24. Dietary factors affecting the utilisation of protein by laying hens and their effects on the concentrations of certain nitrogenous constituents in the excreta.
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    Terpstra K, De Hart N.
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