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Dr Thomas Bartels
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Dr Christopher J. Williams
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Dr Ron Meijerhof
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Dr R. Michael Hulet
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Dr Michael J. Wineland
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Prof Israel Rozenboim
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Dr Liron Dishon
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Dr Natalie Avital-Cohen
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Dr Joanna Bartman
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Dr Ronen Shviki
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Dr David Cavero
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Dr E. David Peebles
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Prof Okan Elibol
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Prof Edgar Orlando Oviedo-Rondón
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Dr Roos Molenaar
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Dr Henry van den Brand
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Dr Bas Kemp
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Prof M. A. Mitchell
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Dr Maurice Raccoursier
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Dr Rick van Emous
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Prof Maureen M. Bain
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Dr Murray R. Bakst
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Dr Marleen Boerjan
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Dr Dinah Nicholson
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Dr Anke Frster
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Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing
"The one thing that really struck me about this book was the calibre of the editorial team and the international range and expertise of the contributing editors and authors. With over 550 pages this book is well worth its place on the bookshelf of anyone who is interested in poultry breeding and genomics." (International Hatchery Practice)
"The editor of the book is Nick French, an internationally highly recognised scientist and practitioner in the field of poultry breeding, which in turn guarantees a close link between research and practice. Embryo development and hatchery practice in poultry production will fill a gap in this field and provide practitioners, researchers and students with an up-to-date reference work." (Book Review Published in European Poultry Science Dr Barbara Tzschentke, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany)
It is widely recognised that developments in the chick embryo have a profound effect on hatchability and the subsequent health and productive capacity of poultry. With a stronger focus on welfare, prevention of disease and more sustainable poultry production, understanding these early stages has never been more crucial.
Embryo development and hatchery practice in poultry production addresses the key stages and factors in embryo development in poultry to optimise hatchability and chick health. The book reviews the role of parental and environmental factors on embryo development and skeletal growth.
The book also reviews the effects of incubation on chick health and development, including factors such as temperature, light exposure and humidity, as well as best practice in managing the hatching stage.
Through focussed and authoritative discussions, the book details best practices for managing a hatchery environment to ensure that chick welfare, health and productive capacity are optimized.
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