THE EFFECT OF PELLET AND MASH FORMS OF COMMON IRANIAN BROILER DIET ON PERFORMANCE OF HYBRIDS OF ARIAN BROILER

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KHOJASTEH SHALMANY S.; SHIVAZAD M.

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Journal: Year:2007 | Volume:13 | Issue:1 Page(s): 193-201

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THE EFFECT OF PELLET AND MASH FORMS OF COMMON IRANIAN BROILER DIET ON PERFORMANCE OF HYBRIDS OF ARIAN BROILER

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KHOJASTEH SHALMANY S. | SHIVAZAD M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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PELLETQ3

MASHQ3

BROILER CHICKENSCQ3

Abstract

To study the effect of physical forms (PELLET and MASH) of common iranian ration on performance of Arian hybrids, an experiment was conducted in factorial arrangement (2 sexes x 2 ration forms) in complete randomized design with 4 treatments and 5 replication each with 27 chickens for 49 days. Weight gain, feed consumption, feed conversion ratio, percentage of mortality, abdominal fat, carcass efficiency and body uniformity at the end of 7 week period were Compaired statistically. Average weight gain was significant between sexes, type of ration, but was not significant between sexes x ration. The average feed consumption was significant between sexes, type of ration, but was not significant between sexes x ration. Feed conversion ratio was significant between type of ration, sexes, but was not significant between sexes x ration. The average percentage of mortality was significant between type of ration, but was not significant between sexes x ration. The average percentage of abdominal fat was significant between sexes, but was not significant between type of ration and sexes x ration. The average percentage of body unifonnity was significant between sexes and sexes x ration form, but was not significant between type of ration. The average percentage of carcass efficiency was not significant among treatments and their intraction. It was concluded that feed consumption and weight gain of PELLET form ration is more than of MASH form and causes better feed conversion ratio for PELLET form. The feed consumption in males was higher than females and causes better weight gain in males than females, so feed conversion ratio in males was better than females. In spite of this results, average percentage of mortality, carcass efficiency and body uniformity was better with consumption of MASH form of ration.

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KHOJASTEH SHALMANY, S., & SHIVAZAD, M.. (2007). THE EFFECT OF PELLET AND MASH FORMS OF COMMON IRANIAN BROILER DIET ON PERFORMANCE OF HYBRIDS OF ARIAN BROILER. JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, 13(1), 193-201. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/7708/en

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KHOJASTEH SHALMANY S., SHIVAZAD M.. THE EFFECT OF PELLET AND MASH FORMS OF COMMON IRANIAN BROILER DIET ON PERFORMANCE OF HYBRIDS OF ARIAN BROILER. JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES[Internet]. 2007;13(1):193-201. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/7708/en

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S. KHOJASTEH SHALMANY, and M. SHIVAZAD, “THE EFFECT OF PELLET AND MASH FORMS OF COMMON IRANIAN BROILER DIET ON PERFORMANCE OF HYBRIDS OF ARIAN BROILER,” JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, vol. 13, no. 1, pp. 193–201, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/7708/en

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