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Controlled Environment House May Mean Turkey Breeding Change
USDA scientists believe the Beltsville Maryland controlled environment house for turkeys could reshape future turkey barn design. The windowless facility allows precise control of light and temperature to study effects on male fertility, with findings guiding whether daylight exclusion and strict light control are needed in breeding facilities.
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Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
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Agricultural Research Center
A W Brant
Agricultural Research Service
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ARS Agricultural Engineers