CHICKEN MEAT 
128 pages
Published: 20 Mar 2019
Author(s): K. Watson, S.G. Wiedemann
ISBN: 978-1-76053-033-4
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The Australian chicken meat industry has experienced consistent growth since the 1960s and is projected to grow at approximately 3% per annum. It is anticipated that this growth will put more pressure on the ability to source enough quality bedding materials needed for chicken meat production.
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