How to minimize dust, ammonia levels in poultry houses

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Reducing the levels of dust and ammonia in the poultry house is important because of the negative impact they can have on both human and bird health. 

Exposure to high levels of dust and ammonia can lead to irritation and inflammation in poultry airways, precursors to a variety of respiratory disorders. Workers in poultry barns with high levels of dust experience eye irritation, respiratory issues and skin irritation.

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