- broad-winged hawk (Buteo platypterus) (both
likely of very
small poults).
Mortality of
poults is
greatest in the
first 14 days of life,
especially of those...
- word pouletrie. The term for an
immature poultry, pullet, like its
doublet poult,
comes from
Middle English ****t and Old
French polet, both from the Latin...
- The
Poultry Science ****ociation (PSA) is an
American non-profit
professional organization for the
advancement of
poultry science.
Founded in 1908, the...
- well
concealed nest on the ground. The
poults hatch in May
through July
after a 28-day
incubation period. The
poults are
covered in a
reddish brown juvenile...
- it produces.
Female domestic turkeys are
called hens, and the
chicks are
poults or turkeylings. In
Canada and the
United States, male
turkeys are called...
- and thus were
important at the
beginning of this
century for
producing poults that
could be ****ed at hatching. Cross-breedings of
Auburn toms and Bronze...
- trachea,
causing suffocation.
Turkey poults, baby
chicks and
pheasant chicks are most
susceptible to infection.
Turkey poults usually develop gapeworm signs...
- Mamastrovirus) and from
avian species such as ducks, chickens, and
turkey poults (classified as
genus Avastrovirus).
Astroviruses are 28–35 nm diameter,...
-
spread for drying.[citation needed] An
infant turkey is
called a
chick or
poult.
Turkeys were
likely first domesticated in Pre-Columbian Mexico,
where they...
-
invertebrates like
insects and
worms but also
vertebrates such as wild
turkey poults, toads, tortoises, and the eggs of
reptiles and birds. This can deprive...
