Damage to Livestock From Radioactive Fallout in Event of Nuclear War A Report (1963) / Chapter Skim
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ANIMALS AND POULTRY AS SOURCES OF FOOD
ANIMALS AND POULTRY AS SOURCES OF FOOD
Pages 33-36
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oultry Ine eßß8 an6 tle8d ot poultrv vill repre8ent an important re8ource ot tre8d tocxl ot animal orißin vnicn mav de availadle tollovinß a nuclear attack. Ini8 deliet i8 8trenßtnene6 dv tne tact tdat all poultrv are ea8ilv 8laußdtere6 at tne place at vnicn tdev are rai8e6 or one to vnicn tnev can de tran8porte6 dv dan6.
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