What does BUTA stand for?

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British United Turkeys of America

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Each raised two flocks of thirty birds: a mixed flock of males and females of the standard variety known as the Bourbon Red obtained from Privett Hatchery in Portales, New Mexico, and males only of medium sized industrial line of broad-breasted white turkeys provided by British United Turkeys of America (BUT), based in West Virginia.

Ground-breaking results from research on standard turkeys