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1. Broodiness synonyms, Broodiness pronunciation, Broodiness translation, English dictionary definition of Broodiness

2. Broodiness Interrupts Egg Production and Collection

3. What does Broodiness mean? Information and translations of Broodiness in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

4. Definition of Broodiness in the Definitions.net dictionary

5. Eventually, most of the strain demonstrates no Broodiness …

6. Definition of Broodiness noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

7. What does Broodiness mean? The state of being broody

8. Most Broodiness is a combination of hormones and sunlight.

9. But ending Broodiness is sometimes far easier said than done

10. In some breeds such as the White Leghorn, Broodiness is extremely

11. Anconas are small attractive birds which are not prone to broodiness

12. Synonyms for Broodiness include fretfulness, glumness, meditativeness, moodiness, moroseness, pensiveness and sullenness

13. Broodiness is driven by several factors: genetics, hormone, instinct, and lighting conditions

14. Broodiness noun [U] (OF HEN) the quality in a hen of being ready to produce eggs and sit on them: These docile hens exhibit Broodiness - a tendency toward hatching eggs.

15. Broodiness isn't a trait that egg sellers desire as it disrupts production

16. Vasoactive intestinal peptide receptor-1 (VIPR-1) gene could be a candidate of chicken Broodiness, and its genomic variations and genetic effects on chicken Broodiness traits were analyzed in this study.

17. Broodiness is a polygenic trait controlled by a small number of autosomal genes

18. Broodiness manifests more in some chicken breeds than others, so it is hereditary

19. Broodiness can be contagious and can lead to other hens going broody too

20. We’ve learned that collecting eggs every day will delay Broodiness in our Dominiques

21. Translation for 'Broodiness' in the free English-French dictionary and many other French translations.

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23. Broodiness in poultry is characterized by persistent nesting, usually associated with cessation of egg laying.

24. Hi, I don't have a problem, I am just a little confused about Broodiness in hens

25. This Broodiness started a few months after my daughter was born, she is happy healthy, sometimes difficult, but she is the best thing ever, but this Broodiness is becoming a very big problem within my little family

26. Most incidents of Broodiness are a combination of the following factors that may come into play

27. Broodiness is caused by a variety of factors, such as your hen getting older and maturing

28. This cochin even seems to be giving the camera the stink-eye! Broodiness is a hormonal condition.

29. I initially hoped to stave off any Broodiness by persuading my wife to take a job as a teacher.: However, despite his claims and Field's Broodiness, the Angels hitmaker insists he has no plans for parenthood just yet.: Cast primarily because of his physical resemblance to Debussy, Oliver Reed has surprisingly little to do except intersperse smouldering Broodiness and violent rage.

30. Broodiness is more common in some chicken breeds than others, indicating that it is an inherited characteristic

31. You can see why Broodiness can be deadly to chickens even though it is a natural behavior

32. Broodiness or, more precisely, incubation behaviour, results in the regression of the ovary and in lost egg production

33. So, breaking a hen of Broodiness isn't about being greedy for eggs or being mean to your hens

34. Therefore, over the years, chicken breeders have considered Broodiness an undesirable trait and have bred to avoid it

35. ‘The pliable and picturesque ‘Tall Ships’ contradicts its apparent Broodiness, cutting through the water, creating a swell that carries you safely through the remainder of the songs.’ ‘‘He's always coming up with lots of one-liners, so after the Broodiness of Sea Of Souls I'll …

36. Broodiness, one of the maternal behaviors and instincts for natural breeding in birds, is an interesting topic in reproductive biology

37. Broodiness is a complex trait, and dividing it into several quantitative indices is helpful in furthering an understanding of this phenotype

38. Broodiness is also thought to be "contagious" to some extent and one broody can induce others to go broody

39. Broodiness is a completely normal and natural state for hens, but it might not be something you want for a variety of reasons

40. What Causes Broodiness? There’s no exact science behind what makes a hen go broody, but there are several culprits that you might blame

41. Broodiness is complexly regulated by the central nervous system and is associated with multiple hormones and neurotransmitters produced by the hypothalamus and pituitary gland

42. Mean incidence of Broodiness was approximately 15%, with the average AFB at approximately 40 wk (i.e., about 20 wk after the onset of lay)

43. So, through selection, hens that showed signs of Broodiness were not put into the breeding program, only those hens that did not have the tendency

44. 1991 September 13, Ted Shen, “Composing Women”, in Chicago Reader‎[2]: Bohmes Liebeslied, for flute and piano, is arresting in its low-key Broodiness

45. Breeds such as Cochin, Cornish and Silkie exhibit a tendency to Broodiness, including brooding eggs from other species such as quails, pheasants, turkeys and geese

46. Broodiness is a physiological state or maternal behavior exhibited by hens who want to be mothers. Their physiology and behavior will change towards fulfilling this goal

47. In this article, we’ll explain Broodiness, how and why it happens and also some tips on how to stop it if you need to! Quick Jump

48. In breeds that become broody, the Broodiness appears to be triggered by the length of time the hen has been in production and by visual stimulus

49. (2005b) divided Broodiness into age at first broody cycle ( AFB ), duration of first broody cycle ( DFB ), and the interval between the end of the first broody cycle and

50. Broodiness is the action or behavioral tendency to sit on a clutch of eggs to incubate them, often requiring the non-expression of many other behaviors including feeding and drinking