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The comparison between the nitrogen produced in the manure by laying hen farm and broiler hen farm every year, if the 2000 pounds of manure produced by egg laying hens contain 50 pounds of nitrogen and the same amount of manure produced by broiler hens contains 73 pounds of nitrogen.
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