Pennsylvania Poultry Health Handbook

Handbook of Child Health

A Mental Health Handbook

Edward Arnold. 21/'. Dr. Skottowe has very wisely detected a gap that exists in the voluminous literature on mental health. There is no handbook for the Public health officer, doctor or social worker. This book is primarily ^tended for them and it should go straight into their libraries. It starts with an account of the history of the mental health services, which puts the subject in proportion...

ANIMAL HEALTH Special Poultry

This chapter provides brief descriptions of diseases that 1) more commonly are found in small, backyard poultry flocks, or 2) are more significant economically or personally when they do occur. Further reading on these and many other diseases is recommended. All Poultry Types. Two important diseases shared by chickens, turkeys, guinea fowl, partridges, pheasants, quail, and domestic waterfowl (...

T Nutrition & Health : Poultry

THERE is a wealth of information available on alternative feeding programs for broilers, layers and turkeys, the basis of which has always been the various National Research Council (NRC) publications. The most recent such publication is Nutrient Requirements of Poultry, Ninth Revised Edition, released in 1994, and so unfortunately this information is now 17 years old, which is a considerable t...

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