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G S Archer

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Animal : an International Journal of Animal Bioscience|February 9, 2017
Exposing broiler eggs to green, red and white light during incubationG S Archer
British Poultry Science|February 3, 2018
Effect of two different commercially available white light LED fixtures on broiler hatchability and chick qualityG S Archer
Poultry Science|January 29, 2019
How does red light affect layer production, fear, and stress?G S Archer
Animal : an International Journal of Animal Bioscience|October 10, 2017
Color temperature of light-emitting diode lighting matters for optimum growth and welfare of broiler chickensG S Archer
Journal of Animal Science|March 26, 2014
The effects of the duration and onset of light stimulation during incubation on the behavior, plasma melatonin levels, and productivity of broiler chickensG S Archer, J A Mench
Poultry Science|March 25, 2017
Effect of the combination of white and red LED lighting during incubation on layer, broiler, and Pekin duck hatchabilityG S Archer, D Jeffrey, Z Tucker
Poultry Science|July 18, 2012
Contrast in light intensity, rather than day length, influences the behavior and health of broiler chickensR A Blatchford, G S Archer, J A Mench
Poultry Science|December 20, 2008
Effect of providing light during incubation on the health, productivity, and behavior of broiler chickensG S Archer, H L Shivaprasad, J A Mench
British Poultry Science|July 29, 2009
Light intensity during rearing affects the behavioural synchrony and resting patterns of broiler chickensG M Alvino, R A Blatchford, G S Archer, et al.
British Poultry Science|February 24, 2021
A comparison of white/red and white/blue LED light fixtures on Pekin duck production, stress and behaviourG M House, E B Sobotik, J R Nelson, et al.
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Animal : an International Journal of Animal Bioscience|February 9, 2017
Exposing broiler eggs to green, red and white light during incubationG S Archer
British Poultry Science|February 3, 2018
Effect of two different commercially available white light LED fixtures on broiler hatchability and chick qualityG S Archer
Poultry Science|January 29, 2019
How does red light affect layer production, fear, and stress?G S Archer
Animal : an International Journal of Animal Bioscience|October 10, 2017
Color temperature of light-emitting diode lighting matters for optimum growth and welfare of broiler chickensG S Archer
Journal of Animal Science|March 26, 2014
The effects of the duration and onset of light stimulation during incubation on the behavior, plasma melatonin levels, and productivity of broiler chickensG S Archer, J A Mench
Poultry Science|March 25, 2017
Effect of the combination of white and red LED lighting during incubation on layer, broiler, and Pekin duck hatchabilityG S Archer, D Jeffrey, Z Tucker
Poultry Science|July 18, 2012
Contrast in light intensity, rather than day length, influences the behavior and health of broiler chickensR A Blatchford, G S Archer, J A Mench
Poultry Science|December 20, 2008
Effect of providing light during incubation on the health, productivity, and behavior of broiler chickensG S Archer, H L Shivaprasad, J A Mench
British Poultry Science|July 29, 2009
Light intensity during rearing affects the behavioural synchrony and resting patterns of broiler chickensG M Alvino, R A Blatchford, G S Archer, et al.
British Poultry Science|February 24, 2021
A comparison of white/red and white/blue LED light fixtures on Pekin duck production, stress and behaviourG M House, E B Sobotik, J R Nelson, et al.
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