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Stephanie Torrey

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Articles 21
Citations 149
Followers 0
Related Specialties
Veterinary Medicine
General Medicine
Science
Top 10 Co-Authors
Tina M Widowski
Elijah G Kiarie
Patricia V Turner
Karen Schwean-Lardner
Michele T Guerin
A Michelle Edwards
Aitor Arrazola
Tina Widowski
Midian N Santos
Mohsen Mohammadigheisar
Published In
Poult Sci
Front Vet Sci
Animals (Basel)
PLoS One
BMC Vet Res
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Recent Articles
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Comparative efficacy of hydroxychloride and organic sources of zinc, copper, and manganese on hatching eggs, embryo and hatchlings attributes
Bakhshalinejad R, Torrey S, Kiarie E
Poult Sci . 2025 Jan; 104(2):104728. PMID: 39793238
The objective of this study was to evaluate the impact of feeding broiler breeders hydroxychloride and organic sources of zinc (Zn), copper (Cu), and manganese (Mn) on hatching eggs, embryo,...
2.
Comparative efficacy of hydroxychloride and organic sources of zinc, copper, and manganese on egg production and concentration of trace minerals in eggs, plasma, and excreta in female broiler breeders from 42 to 63 weeks of age
Bakhshalinejad R, Torrey S, Kiarie E
Poult Sci . 2024 Feb; 103(4):103522. PMID: 38350392
Comparative efficacy of hydroxychloride (HC) and organic (OR) sources of Zn, Cu and Mn on performance of broiler breeders (BB) between 42 and 63 weeks of age (WOA) was investigated....
3.
In pursuit of a better broiler: welfare and productivity of slower-growing broiler breeders during lay
Arrazola A, Widowski T, Torrey S
Poult Sci . 2022 Jun; 101(8):101917. PMID: 35679635
Current commercial strains of broiler breeders display reproductive dysregulation when fed to satiety, but they can achieve optimal hatching egg production under feed restriction. However, chronic feed restriction in broiler...
4.
In pursuit of a better broiler: tibial morphology, breaking strength, and ash content in conventional and slower-growing strains of broiler chickens
Santos M, Widowski T, Kiarie E, Guerin M, Edwards A, Torrey S
Poult Sci . 2022 Mar; 101(4):101755. PMID: 35276495
This study was conducted to determine the differences in bone traits in 14 strains of broiler chickens differing in growth rate. The strains encompassed 2 conventional (CONV; ADG >60 g/d)...
5.
In pursuit of a better broiler: walking ability and incidence of contact dermatitis in conventional and slower growing strains of broiler chickens
Santos M, Widowski T, Kiarie E, Guerin M, Edwards A, Torrey S
Poult Sci . 2022 Mar; 101(4):101768. PMID: 35245808
In this study, the mobility, incidence, and severity of contact dermatitis and litter moisture content were assessed in 14 strains of broiler chickens differing in growth rate. The strains encompassed...
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In pursuit of a better broiler: a comparison of the inactivity, behavior, and enrichment use of fast- and slower growing broiler chickens
Dawson L, Widowski T, Liu Z, Edwards A, Torrey S
Poult Sci . 2021 Oct; 100(12):101451. PMID: 34634710
Selection for rapid growth has produced heavier, more efficient broiler chickens, but has also introduced health and welfare issues, which may cause or be caused by inactivity. Rapid growth may...
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Welfare and performance of slower growing broiler breeders during rearing
Arrazola A, Torrey S
Poult Sci . 2021 Sep; 100(11):101434. PMID: 34547617
Current commercial strains of broiler breeders can only achieve an optimal reproductive performance under feed restriction. However, chronic feed restriction in broiler breeders is a welfare concern because of physiological...
8.
Growth performance, organ attributes, nutrient and caloric utilization in broiler chickens differing in growth rates when fed a corn-soybean meal diet with multienzyme supplement containing phytase, protease and fiber degrading enzymes
Mohammadigheisar M, Shouldice V, Torrey S, Widowski T, Ward N, Kiarie E
Poult Sci . 2021 Aug; 100(9):101362. PMID: 34358957
Growth performance, organ weight, ceca digesta short chain fatty acids (SCFA), jejunal histomorphometry, tibia ash, apparent retention (AR) of components and caloric efficiency were investigated in broiler chicken strains differing...
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In pursuit of a better broiler: carcass traits and muscle myopathies in conventional and slower-growing strains of broiler chickens
Santos M, Rothschild D, Widowski T, Barbut S, Kiarie E, Mandell I, et al.
Poult Sci . 2021 Jul; 100(9):101309. PMID: 34280646
Selection for accelerated growth rate and high breast yield in broiler chickens have been associated with an increase in myopathies, including wooden breast (WB) and white striping (WS). To investigate...
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In pursuit of a better broiler: growth, efficiency, and mortality of 16 strains of broiler chickens
Torrey S, Mohammadigheisar M, Nascimento Dos Santos M, Rothschild D, Dawson L, Liu Z, et al.
Poult Sci . 2021 Feb; 100(3):100955. PMID: 33518309
To meet the growing consumer demand for chicken meat, the poultry industry has selected broiler chickens for increasing efficiency and breast yield. While this high productivity means affordable and consistent...