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... hatching window, hatching events, biochemical parameters, and hormonal concentrations. Results indicated that hatchability, chick’s weight, Tri-iodothyronine, and corticosterone were higher in the T1 group, ...
2. Volume 13 : Issue 1, March 2023
(Article/Guidline)
... The relative embryo and albumen weight were determined from 10 to 18 days of incubation. The hatching event was checked between 450 and 504 hours of incubation, and egg hatchability, chick quality, and ...
3. Volume 12 : Issue 2, June 2022
(Article/Guidline)
... corn with SMSK did not affect egg quality parameters. The hens in the SMSK 10% and SMSK 15% groups had the highest fertility, hatchability, post-hatch chick weight, and number followed by those in the ...
... it increased in the Low-P group, compared to the control. The dietary protein did not influence the incubation time. The maternal diet protein content affected fertility, embryonic development, hatchability, ...
... and hatchability rate of the eggs of Chukar partridge. A total of 225 Chukar partridge were randomly divided into five groups with three replicates of 15 birds in each group. The MOWSP was provided as ...
6. Volume 11 : Issue 1, March 2021
(Article/Guidline)
... on Hatchability and Survival of Koekoek Chickens Molapo SM, Mahlehla M, Kompi PP, and Taoana M. J. World Poult. Res. 11(1): 31-35, 2021; pii: S2322455X2100005-11 DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.36380/jwpr.2021.5 ...
... results indicated that egg weight, egg number, and egg mass significantly increased in treated groups, compared to the control group. Furthermore, fertility and hatchability percentages were superior in ...
... performance of Koekoek chickens. Keywords: Egg weight, Fully fed, Hatchability, Koekoek, Laying percentage, Oviduct, Pubic bone, Restricted [Full text-PDF] [XML] [Crossref Metadata] Review Phytobiotics ...
... decrease in growth performance, poor feed conversion, reduction in hatchability, increased mortality and treatment costs. There are limited research and literature dealing with different disease and conditions ...
10. Volume 8 : Issue 2, June 2018
(Article/Guidline)
... 65% humidity with 2cfm/1000 eggs ventilation for 10 hours. After 10 hours of storage both groups were pre-heated at 80 0F for 5 hours leading to incubation conditions. Hatchability % (84.502±2.9221, 84.217±3.0279) ...
11. Volume 8 : Issue 1, March 2018
(Article/Guidline)
... and eggs were collected for the evaluation of laying performances and characteristics. Fertility and hatchability were also evaluated across four successive batches of incubations. The eggs’ weight was ...
Previous issue | Next issue | Archive Volume 7 (4); December 25, 2017 [Booklet] Research Paper Effect of Floor Eggs on Hatchability, Candling, Water Loss, Chick Yield, Chick Weight and Dead in ...
... enriched with antibiotic growth promoters. In addition, MOS has also shown to have a positive affection on bodyweight gain, feed conversion ratio, egg weight, egg production, fertility, and hatchability ...
14. Volume 6 : Issue 1, March 2016
(Article/Guidline)
... Hatchability of Broiler Breeder Flock. Haghighi M, Irani M, Jafari M, Firouzi S and Habibi H. J. World's Poult. Res. 6(1): 14-17; pii: S2322455X1600003-6 ABSTRACT: Trials to compare mating ...
15. Volume 5 : Issue 2, June 2015
(Article/Guidline)
... Perfringens, Atibiotic, Chickens, Pathogenicity, Apha and Beta Toxin, PCR. [Full text-PDF] [RICeST] [DOAJ] [AGRIS] Research Paper Effect of Spiking On Hatchability Levels and Testicular Weight ...
Table of Contents, 11 Dec 2011 Research Title/ Field Article (Abstract) Download Increasing Guinea Fowl Eggs Availability and Hatchability in the Dry Season Original ...
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... Energy, Meat production, Spiking, Hatchability, Genotypes, Yolk Cholesterol, Egg, Shelf-Life, Layer, Storage, Histology, Fibroblasts,  Contamination, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Chicken, Mannan ...
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