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Comparative assessment on performance of aseel and kadaknath in hot and humid conditions in tropics

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Native birds are considered for cross breeding to develop thermal tolerance and free range varieties to address the adverse climatic conditions and welfare issues respectively. The present study was conducted to assess the performance of two Indigenous breeds Aseel and Kadaknath under hot and humid conditions. The two indigenous breeds were studied for various performance parameters for a period of 12 weeks under standard managemental conditions. | Comparative assessment on performance of aseel and kadaknath in hot and humid conditions in tropics

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