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12020Validation of a Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) system for aviary systemsSibanda, T Z ; Dawson, B ; Welch, M ; Schneider, D ; Boshoff, J ; Kolakshyapati, M ; Ruhnke, I 26-Jul-2021
22019Is range usage at the onset of egg production associated with tibial bone mineral density at the end of lay?Sibanda, T Z ; Flavel, R ; Kolakshyapati, M ; Schneider, D ; Welch, M ; Boshoff, J ; Ruhnke, I 29-Jul-2021
32019Outdoor feeder increased range usage but not bone quality in commercial free-range laying hensSibanda, Terence Zimazile ; Flavel, Richard ; Kolakshyapati, Manisha ; Ramirez-Cuevas, Santiago; Welch, Mitchell ; Schneider, Derek ; Ruhnke, Isabelle 29-Jul-2021
42019Egg corticosterone concentrations after acute stress exposure in free range hens with different range usageKolakshyapati, M ; Sibanda, T ; Downing, J; Schneider, D ; Boshoff, J ; Welch, M ; Ruhnke, I 28-Jul-2021
52018The impact of range use on flock uniformity in commercial free-range laying hensSibanda, T Z ; Schneider, D ; Welch, M ; Iqbal, Z ; Cohen-Barnhouse, A ; Kolakshyapati, M ; Morgan, N K ; Ruhnke, I 26-Jul-2021

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Mitchell Welch
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Welch, Mitchell
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Senior Lecturer in Computational Science
 
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School of S&T - Computer Science
 
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