Relationships of slaughter and carcass data to carcass composition of Sudan Desert goats

To investigate the relationships of slaughter and carcass data with carcass composition, forty-eight (4-6 months old) entire male Sudan desert goats were purchased and moved to Kuku livestock fattening center. The animals were rested, ear-tagged, dewormed, supplemented with cotton seed cake and whea...

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Autores principales: Ibrahim, A., Gaili, E.S.E.
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: 1982
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/66992
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description To investigate the relationships of slaughter and carcass data with carcass composition, forty-eight (4-6 months old) entire male Sudan desert goats were purchased and moved to Kuku livestock fattening center. The animals were rested, ear-tagged, dewormed, supplemented with cotton seed cake and wheat bran and slaughtered after ten weeks. Slaughter weight, empty body weight, carcass weight and components of carcass weights were recorded. Simple and multiple (bivariate) correlations were used to study the degree of covariation of slaughter and carcass data with carcass compsition. Slaughter weight was the best (P
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spelling CGSpace669922023-02-15T13:12:21Z Relationships of slaughter and carcass data to carcass composition of Sudan Desert goats Ibrahim, A. Gaili, E.S.E. goats carcass composition body measurements muscles bones fats To investigate the relationships of slaughter and carcass data with carcass composition, forty-eight (4-6 months old) entire male Sudan desert goats were purchased and moved to Kuku livestock fattening center. The animals were rested, ear-tagged, dewormed, supplemented with cotton seed cake and wheat bran and slaughtered after ten weeks. Slaughter weight, empty body weight, carcass weight and components of carcass weights were recorded. Simple and multiple (bivariate) correlations were used to study the degree of covariation of slaughter and carcass data with carcass compsition. Slaughter weight was the best (P 1982 2015-06-05T12:18:56Z 2015-06-05T12:18:56Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/66992 en Limited Access Ibrahim, A. and Gaili, E.S.E. 1982. Relationships of slaughter and carcass data to carcass composition of Sudan Desert goats. World Review of Animal Production 18(4): 21-25.
spellingShingle goats
carcass composition
body measurements
muscles
bones
fats
Ibrahim, A.
Gaili, E.S.E.
Relationships of slaughter and carcass data to carcass composition of Sudan Desert goats
title Relationships of slaughter and carcass data to carcass composition of Sudan Desert goats
title_full Relationships of slaughter and carcass data to carcass composition of Sudan Desert goats
title_fullStr Relationships of slaughter and carcass data to carcass composition of Sudan Desert goats
title_full_unstemmed Relationships of slaughter and carcass data to carcass composition of Sudan Desert goats
title_short Relationships of slaughter and carcass data to carcass composition of Sudan Desert goats
title_sort relationships of slaughter and carcass data to carcass composition of sudan desert goats
topic goats
carcass composition
body measurements
muscles
bones
fats
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/66992
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