Biology
Differentiate between an egger and a broiler.
Food Production
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Difference between egger and a broiler.
| Egger | Broiler |
|---|---|
| The egg laying chickens are called Eggers | Chickens reared for obtaining meat are called Broilers |
| Eggers need food rich in vitamins, minerals and micronutrients. | Broilers require food rich in proteins, fats and vitamin A & K. |
| Eggers require enough space and adequate lighting for proper growth. | Broilers require conditions to grow fast with low mortality. |
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