Antimicrobial usage in smallholder poultry production in NigeriaPublished2022StatusOpen AccessLanguageenCountriesNigeriaILRI ProgramsFeed and forage developmentJournal Articlehttps://hdl.handle.net/10568/118385CitationBamidele, O., Tunde, A.A., Oyewale, A.O., Bamidele, O.O., Yakubu, A., Ogundu, E.U., Ajayi, O.F. and Hassan, A.W. 2022. Antimicrobial usage in smallholder poultry production in Nigeria. Veterinary Medicine International 2022:7746144.TagsAMRanimal diseasesanimal productionfeedsfodderforageslivestockpoultry
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