4. Uluslararası Beyaz Et Kongresi

Ayrıca Ross’un da Ca ve P minerallerine odaklanarak modern Ross 308 etlik piliçlerin
gereksinimleri ile en uygun şekilde örtüşecek öneriler yapmasının gerekli olduğu
değerlendirilmiştir.
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