I found this article interesting because:
We wonder IF the Rooster is "getting his job done" producing fertile eggs (which may experience "early death") or is the Rooster NOT doing his job and perhaps should be replaced?
If you go to this "link" and then scroll down toward the bottom of the page, you will find a place to "click" which will give you the article in PDF format:
http://www.worldpoultry.net/article-database/decreasing-clear-eggs-and-infertility-id1609.html
I think it is good to have so MUCH information available FREE on the Internet! I remember spending whole days in a Library unsuccessfully trying to find information!
much to learn,
-Junkmanme-
We wonder IF the Rooster is "getting his job done" producing fertile eggs (which may experience "early death") or is the Rooster NOT doing his job and perhaps should be replaced?
If you go to this "link" and then scroll down toward the bottom of the page, you will find a place to "click" which will give you the article in PDF format:
http://www.worldpoultry.net/article-database/decreasing-clear-eggs-and-infertility-id1609.html
I think it is good to have so MUCH information available FREE on the Internet! I remember spending whole days in a Library unsuccessfully trying to find information!
much to learn,
-Junkmanme-
