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Methods and Equipment for Eviscerating Chickens

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  • Childs, Rex E.
  • Walters, Roger E.

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Excerpt from the report: This report on improved methods and equipment for processing chickens into ready-to-cook condition is based on one of several studies in this area of work. Field studies were conducted in more than 30 poultry processing plants in Georgia, Alabama, Maryland, Delaware, and Maine. In addition, several plants in Mississippi, Arkansas, and Texas were visited to verify eviscerating methodology studied in other parts of the United States. Poultry processors can reduce costs below the usual levels at practically every work station in the eviscerating area, by reducing labor requirements, decreasing the amount of edible product thrown away, or more effective maintenance of product quality.

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  • Childs, Rex E. & Walters, Roger E., 1962. "Methods and Equipment for Eviscerating Chickens," Marketing Research Reports 312176, United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Marketing Service, Transportation and Marketing Program.
  • Handle: RePEc:ags:uamsmr:312176
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.312176
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