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Some turkeys are so big they have a hard time walking, but scientists have found ways to breed healthier birds

By the mid-20th century, some turkeys were growing so big, so fast their skeletons couldn t keep up.Fast-growing turkeys may be less nutritious and lead to

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Some turkeys are so big they have a hard time walking, but scientists have found ways to breed healthier birds

Fast-growing turkeys may also be less nutritious with striped, pale, slimy meat. Heritage breeds that grow slowly may be a more sustainable option.

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Some Turkeys Are so Big Walking Is Hard. How to Breed Healthier Birds.

Fast-growing turkeys may also be less nutritious with striped, pale, slimy meat. Heritage breeds that grow slowly may be a more sustainable option.

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Some turkeys are so big they have a hard time walking, but scientists have found ways to breed healthier birds

Fast-growing turkeys may also be less nutritious with striped, pale, slimy meat. Heritage breeds that grow slowly may be a more sustainable option.

United statesJohn veseckyAnne fanaticoSan bernardino environmental health servicesUnited states department of agricultureUs department of agricultureAppalachian state universityBroad breasted whiteHendrix geneticsBusiness insiderFamily farmsBroad breasted whitesUnited states departmentSan bernardino environmental health

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