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Raising Turkeys
Technical advances in turkey genetics, production and processing have helped create turkey's that produces a kilo of meat using a smaller amount of feed and in less time than most other domestic meat-producing animals.
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From birth ..
To maintain production continuity, eggs laying turkey hens are artificially inseminated. The use of light induces them the lay eggs under a controlled environment. During a 254 week circle a hen lays normally 80 -100 eggs. At the end of the circle, the is spent, and is usually processed
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Later on
Some breeders find it economically feasible to molt the hen, (give her a rest period) for another production cycle. It takes 90 days to molt a turkey hen, and her second laying cycle will produce a slightly lower number of eggs around 75 80 in 25 weeks. The incubation period to hatch a turkey egg is 28 days
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to maturity
Todays more modern turkey productions have shortened the time it takes to bring turkeys to maturity. The hen usually takes 14 weeks and weights about 7.5 kilograms when processed. This compares to the tom turkey, which takes 18 weeks to reach a market weight of 16.5 kilograms.
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To processing
Hens are processed and sold usually a whole birds, while tom turkeys are further processed into products such as cutlets, tenderloins, turkey sausages, cold cuts, pastrami, turkey frankfurters and turkey deli meats
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Improvements in genetics, feed and management practices have made domesticated turkey more efficient at converting feed to protein than the turkeys in the wild. Domesticated turkeys are also bread to have more breast meat, meatier thighs and white feathers, so they leave no unsightly pigments spots und the skin when plucked
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Environmental stewards
Protection and proper use of natural resources is an important objective for the meat and poultry industries. Farmers, ranchers, and companies alike take seriously their responsibility to be good stewards of the air and water.
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use of farmland
Because of the intensive nature of modern chicken and turkey husbandry, very little land is actually devoted to production. The biggest potential impact is from the use of bedding materials used in turkey production houses, known as litter.
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the litter
Litter is rich in nutrients such as nitrogen and is recycled as an organic fertilizer on farm fields. Careful management ensures that litter is used in accordance with the nutritional needs of crops so that nutrient enriched groundwater and surface is eliminated or minimized.
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Research has shown that to mistreat a turkey would be economically detrimental to the growers. A well-treated turkey will grow to its full potential and provide consumers with a low-fat and high-protein source. The national turkey federation does not condone the mistreatment of Turkeys.
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How many
There are around 260 million turkey raised in the US every year. There around 8500 farms that produces turkey with Minnesota, North Carolina and Arkansas as the leading states
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Turkey drummette,
Turkey wings
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Turkey skin,
Turkey gizzard,
Turkey Tails
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Turkey drumsticks
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Minced turkey
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Turkey burgers,
Turkey Nuggets
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Lets talk about US Turkey and there use in todays Asian Cuisines
A Presentation by Chef Marco P. Brschweiler & Chef Rangsan Mumana
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Health Trend
US Turkey is a perfect example of a 21st century healthy protein source, extremely low in fat and provides multiple nutrients which help build a strong immune system.
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