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"The substantial increase in chicken broiler production in recent years has created a demand for a steady supply of broiler chicks in order to keep pace with consumer demand for poultry meats of this kind. Meat-type pullets therefore constitute a significant part of pullet replacement programs each year as these pullets eventually become the breeding hens that provide hatching eggs for the broiler industry. Methods of feeding have been given serious attention for many years and considerable variation in feeding systems is encountered in recommendations for the feeding of poultry." --

It's all change at Parktree Primary School as the new unisex toilets are revealed! Join in the fun as the girls and boys of Key Stage 2 get used to sharing the loos!Best friends who aren't friends, a valuable lost necklace, a boy with a smelly problem and a girl unable to wee before the school play are among the humorous, and occasionally embarrassing, stories in this bookA fun book for kids aged 7 to 11 to enjoy.

Infrastructure provision remains the definitive measure of development around the world and has a political as well as a technical dimension. This book introduces engineers to the principles and procedures necessary for infrastructure planning.

ONE SUNDAY WINSTON'S LIFE AS A CHILD ENDED AND HIS LIFE AS A GHOST BEGAN.Befriended by another ghost called Helen, he is introduced to the Ghost Gang who meet in the abandoned West Tower of Claire Rock Primary School. As a ghost he can enter dreams and instantly become a pirate, an astronaut or whatever fits the situation and best of all there are no more school dinners!But Winston sometimes loses his temper and says things he doesn't mean. He shouts at the Ghost Gang and calls them names, causing them to abandon him and leave him all alone. Is this the end of his hopes of becoming the sixth member of the Gang?Recommended reading age 8 to 12 years.

"I MUST HAVE BEEN A REALLY HORRIBLE GIRL. IT'S NO WONDER THEY DON'T WANT TO REMEMBER ME. I DESERVE TO BE FORGOTTEN." Helen has helped many children since she became a ghost, but Jonathan Griffin is a real challenge. He seems to know about Helen's past and all about her guilty secret. Helen leaves his dream in tears and vows never to return. But there is another shock waiting for her when she visits her father's home. Helen turns to her best friend Robert for help. Together they try to assist Jonathan, but it seems that Helen's hardest task will be facing up to her own heartaches. Recommended reading age 8 to 12 years.