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Nutrient Content of Utah Turkey Litter

David D Frame, Gary Anderson
Published: June 2010

This fact sheet serves as a guideline and summary for Utah turkey producers emphasizing those things most important in turkey manure management. It is important to know the nutrient content of their litter before using it for land application.

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