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    RB 438-FA

    WUFFDA Farsi Version

    WUFFDA is a Microsoft Excel Workbook for least-cost feed formulation. This edition of the workbook is in Farsi.

    Chongxiao (Sean) Chen

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    Jan. 8, 2024
  • a black and white image of a pig in a grassy yard with two chickens

    RB 438-EN

    English Instructions for WUFFDA

    WUFFDA in English provides a program designed to help formulate feeds for poultry and swine. It also is available in the following languages: Afrikaanse, Chinese, Croatian, French, Korean, Minnesotan, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Farsi.

    Chongxiao (Sean) Chen

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    Jan. 8, 2024
  • a black and white image of a pig in a grassy yard with two chickens

    RB 438-SP

    WUFFDA versión en Español

    WUFFDA en español ofrece un programa diseñado para ayudar a formular alimentos para aves de corral y cerdos.

    Chongxiao (Sean) Chen

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    Jan. 8, 2024
  • a black mini pig in a grassy yard with two chickens

    RB 438

    Windows User-Friendly Feed Formulation for Poultry and Swine

    This publication (WUFFDA) provides a program designed to help formulate feeds for poultry and swine. It is available in the following languages: Afrikaanse, Chinese, Croatian, English, French, Korean, Minnesotan, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Farsi.

    Chongxiao (Sean) Chen, Charles Robert Dove, and Mike Azain

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    Jan. 8, 2024
  • a black and white image of a pig in a grassy yard with two chickens

    RB 438-EN-M

    WUFFDA Minnesota Version

    WUFFDA in English provides a program designed to help formulate feeds for poultry and swine. It also is available in the following languages: Afrikaanse, Chinese, Croatian, French, Korean, Minnesotan, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Farsi.

    Chongxiao (Sean) Chen

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    Jan. 8, 2024
  • a black and white image of a pig in a grassy yard with two chickens

    RB 438-FR

    WUFFDA version Français

    La version française de WUFFDA propose un programme conçu pour aider à formuler des aliments pour volailles et porcs.

    Chongxiao (Sean) Chen

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    Jan. 8, 2024
  • a black and white image of a pig in a grassy yard with two chickens

    RB 438-CH

    WUFFDA 中文版前言

    WUFFDA in English provides a program designed to help formulate feeds for poultry and swine. It also is available in the following languages: Afrikaanse, Chinese, Croatian, French, Korean, Minnesotan, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Farsi.

    Chongxiao (Sean) Chen

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    Jan. 8, 2024
  • 2022–2023 Commercial Poultry Outlook

    AP 130-1-09

    2022–2023 Commercial Poultry Outlook

    Author: Dennis Brothers, Associate Extension Professor, Auburn University, Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology. 1. The domestic chicken market is strong with a good supply in the short- to midterm, though highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) continues to loom large in the United States and could be a major impact in 2023. 2. High building costs an increasing interest rates are obstacles to expansion on the live side. 3. Future changes to the contract-grower pay model could be beneficial to growers, but caution is warranted. 4. HPAI and California Proposition 12 ruling likely to have an impact on future table egg prices.

    Amanda R Smith

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    Aug. 28, 2023
  • Using Container Composters for Disposal of Poultry Mortality

    B 1550

    Using Container Composters for Disposal of Poultry Mortality

    Commercial poultry producers are looking for ways to improve their environmental impact and also to increase their profitability. Using container composters as a method of daily mortality disposal can be a viable option. Container composters are environmentally friendly compared to the incineration of carcasses, which can result in the emission of atmospheric particulates and greenhouse gases.

    Casey W. Ritz, Claudia Dunkley, and Lilong Chai

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    Aug. 4, 2023
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