Chapter7 Ventilation principles
uric acid to ammonia and carbon dioxide is a function of the litter moisture content, temperature, and pH, all of which influence the number and type of microorganisms (bacteria and fungi) present in the litter. Poultry are adversely affected by high ammonia concentrations in a number of ways.
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