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Animal Science and Veterinary

D-Index
28
Citations
2938
World Ranking
2685
National Ranking
158

Best Publications

  • Broiler Response to Diet Energy

    S. Leeson;L. Caston;J. D. Summers

  • alpha-Linolenic acid- and docosahexaenoic acid-enriched eggs from hens fed flaxseed: influence on blood lipids and platelet phospholipid fatty acids in humans.

    L K Ferrier;L J Caston;S Leeson;J Squires

  • Research Note: Dietary Flax and Egg Composition

    Linda Caston;Steve Leeson

  • Broiler Response to Energy or Energy and Protein Dilution in the Finisher Diet

    S. Leeson;L. Caston;J. D. Summers

  • Enrichment of Eggs with Lutein

    S. Leeson;L. Caston

  • Hen performance, egg quality, and the sensory evaluation of eggs from SCWL hens fed dietary flax

    L. J. Caston;E. J. Squires;S. Leeson

  • Comparison of Selenium Levels and Sources and Dietary Fat Quality in Diets for Broiler Breeders and Layer Hens

    S. Leeson;H. Namkung;L. Caston;S. Durosoy

  • ORGANOLEPTIC EVALUATION OF EGGS PRODUCED BY LAYING HENS FED DIETS CONTAINING GRADED LEVELS OF FLAXSEED AND VITAMIN E

    S Leeson;L Caston;T MacLaurin

  • Vitamin Enrichment of Eggs

    S. Leeson;L. J. Caston

  • Diet Dilution and Compensatory Growth in Broilers

    S. Leeson;J. D. Summers;L. J. Caston

  • Using minimal supplements of trace minerals as a method of reducing trace mineral content of poultry manure

    S. Leeson;L. Caston

  • APPARENT FEED PARTICLE SIZE PREFERENCE BY BROILERS

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  • Layer performance of four strains of Leghorn pullets subjected to various rearing programs

    S. Leeson;L. Caston;J. D. Summers

  • RESPONSE OF LAYERS TO LOW NUTRIENT DENSITY DIETS

    S. Leeson;J. D. Summers;L. J. Caston

  • Response of broilers to feed restriction or diet dilution in the finisher period.

    S. Leeson;J. D. Summers;L. J. Caston

  • Response of Brown-Egg Strain Layers to Dietary Calcium or Phosphorus

    S. Leeson;J. D. Summers;L. Caston

  • APPARENT FEED PARTICLE SIZE PREFERENCE BY LAYING HENS

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  • Production and Carcass Yield of Broiler Using Free-Choice Cereal Feeding

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  • Response of Laying Hens to Diets Varying in Crude Protein or Available Phosphorus

    Steve Leeson;L. J. Caston

  • Effect of space allowance and cage size on laying hens housed in furnished cages, Part I: Performance and well-being.

    T M Widowski;L J Caston;M E Hunniford;L Cooley

  • Adding Roxazyme to Wheat Diets of Chicken and Turkey Broilers

    Steve Leeson;Linda J. Caston;Doug Yungblut

  • Changes in serum lipids and platelet fatty acid composition following consumption of eggs enriched in alpha-linolenic acid (LnA)

    Les K. Ferrier;Linda Caston;Steve Leeson;E. James Squires

  • Significance of Physiological Age of Leghorn Pullets in Terms of Subsequent Reproductive Characteristics and Economic Analysis

    S. Leeson;L. Caston;J. D. Summers

  • Response of Two Strains of Turkey Hens to Various Protein and Energy Feeding Programs

    S. Leeson;L. J. Caston

  • Green Light During Rearing Does Not Significantly Affect the Performance of Egg-Type Pullets in the Laying Phase

    P. D. Lewis;L. Caston;S. Leeson

  • Response of Layers to Dietary Flaxseed According to Body Weight Classification at Maturity

    S. Leeson;J. D. Summers;L. J. Caston

  • Growth Response of Immature Brown-Egg Strain Pullets to Varying Nutrient Density and Lysine

    S. Leeson;J. D. Summers;L. Caston

Frequent Co-Authors

S. Leeson
S. Leeson University of Guelph
Tina M. Widowski
Tina M. Widowski University of Guelph
Bruce J. Holub
Bruce J. Holub University of Guelph
Stephanie Torrey
Stephanie Torrey University of Guelph
Barry J. Shelp
Barry J. Shelp University of Guelph

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