Application of artificial insemination on poultry in Ethiopia

This paper reviews the current status of application of artificial insemination (AI) in poultry in Ethiopia. The technique was not practiced in the country before 2002. The application of AI in chicken in Ethiopia has been tested by comparing natural mating (NM), natural mating plus artificial insem...

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Main Authors: Zelleke, G., Ayalew, W.
Format: Conference Paper
Language:Inglés
Published: Ethiopian Society of Animal Production 2004
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/50178
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description This paper reviews the current status of application of artificial insemination (AI) in poultry in Ethiopia. The technique was not practiced in the country before 2002. The application of AI in chicken in Ethiopia has been tested by comparing natural mating (NM), natural mating plus artificial insemination (NM+AI) and AI alone with the semen from selected Rhode Island Red (RIR) cocks. Higher fertility and hatchability were recorded in NM+AI (93.33%) and 80.18%) groups as compared to NM (81.18% and 72.27%) or AI (83.86% and 78.85%) groups, respectively. Observations from this result provide satisfactory evidence that AI can be applied in poultry production sector. Further, AI can efficiently be exploited to maximize the utilization of cocks of high fertility and hatchability, thereby reducing the need for acquiring new batches of male breeding stock.
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spelling CGSpace501782023-02-15T09:40:15Z Application of artificial insemination on poultry in Ethiopia Zelleke, G. Ayalew, W. semen preservation spermatozoa fertility egg hatchability poultry farming artificial insemination [reproduction control] semen collection evaluation This paper reviews the current status of application of artificial insemination (AI) in poultry in Ethiopia. The technique was not practiced in the country before 2002. The application of AI in chicken in Ethiopia has been tested by comparing natural mating (NM), natural mating plus artificial insemination (NM+AI) and AI alone with the semen from selected Rhode Island Red (RIR) cocks. Higher fertility and hatchability were recorded in NM+AI (93.33%) and 80.18%) groups as compared to NM (81.18% and 72.27%) or AI (83.86% and 78.85%) groups, respectively. Observations from this result provide satisfactory evidence that AI can be applied in poultry production sector. Further, AI can efficiently be exploited to maximize the utilization of cocks of high fertility and hatchability, thereby reducing the need for acquiring new batches of male breeding stock. 2004 2014-10-31T06:08:53Z 2014-10-31T06:08:53Z Conference Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/50178 en Limited Access Ethiopian Society of Animal Production
spellingShingle semen preservation
spermatozoa
fertility
egg hatchability
poultry farming
artificial insemination [reproduction control]
semen collection
evaluation
Zelleke, G.
Ayalew, W.
Application of artificial insemination on poultry in Ethiopia
title Application of artificial insemination on poultry in Ethiopia
title_full Application of artificial insemination on poultry in Ethiopia
title_fullStr Application of artificial insemination on poultry in Ethiopia
title_full_unstemmed Application of artificial insemination on poultry in Ethiopia
title_short Application of artificial insemination on poultry in Ethiopia
title_sort application of artificial insemination on poultry in ethiopia
topic semen preservation
spermatozoa
fertility
egg hatchability
poultry farming
artificial insemination [reproduction control]
semen collection
evaluation
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/50178
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