Question 82014Agricultural ScienceWAEC

Fowls are debeaked in order to

A

reduce feed intake

B

make them grow faster

C

reduce cannibalism

D

check spread of disease

Step-by-Step Explanation

Debeaking fowls is a practice used to prevent cannibalism among birds, which can occur due to stress, overcrowding, or competition for resources. By removing a portion of the beak, the ability of birds to inflict damage on each other is reduced, thereby promoting a calmer environment. This management technique helps maintain flock health and productivity.

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