Meat production from indigenous, crossbred and imported poultry in Uganda

Nine hundred cockerels of indigenous Light Sussex X indigenous, Rhode island red X indigenous, Black Australorp X indigenous, white Leghorn X indigenous and three pure imported breeds were reared from day old to 5 months of age, and growth rates, food consumption, feed conversion, killing out percen...

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Main Author: Trail, J.C.M.
Format: Journal Article
Language:Inglés
Published: 1963
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/67014
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description Nine hundred cockerels of indigenous Light Sussex X indigenous, Rhode island red X indigenous, Black Australorp X indigenous, white Leghorn X indigenous and three pure imported breeds were reared from day old to 5 months of age, and growth rates, food consumption, feed conversion, killing out percentages and costs of production measured at the 6 week and 20 week stages. The imported breeds gave the best results throughout, the Light Sussex X indigenous and Rhode Island red X indigenous were superior to the indigenous, and the Black Australorp X indigenous and white Leghorn X indigenous were inferior to the indigenous. The production of meat from imported, Light Susses X indigenous and Rhode Island Red X indigenous cockerels at 16 and 20 weeks of age was a profitable undertaking, but it was not possible to avoid incurring a loss in the rearing of indigenous, black Australorp X indigenous and White Leghorn X indigenous birds.
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spelling CGSpace670142023-06-12T15:53:27Z Meat production from indigenous, crossbred and imported poultry in Uganda Trail, J.C.M. poultry feeds chickens crossbreds meat production growth feed intake feed conversion efficiency mate meat production costs Nine hundred cockerels of indigenous Light Sussex X indigenous, Rhode island red X indigenous, Black Australorp X indigenous, white Leghorn X indigenous and three pure imported breeds were reared from day old to 5 months of age, and growth rates, food consumption, feed conversion, killing out percentages and costs of production measured at the 6 week and 20 week stages. The imported breeds gave the best results throughout, the Light Sussex X indigenous and Rhode Island red X indigenous were superior to the indigenous, and the Black Australorp X indigenous and white Leghorn X indigenous were inferior to the indigenous. The production of meat from imported, Light Susses X indigenous and Rhode Island Red X indigenous cockerels at 16 and 20 weeks of age was a profitable undertaking, but it was not possible to avoid incurring a loss in the rearing of indigenous, black Australorp X indigenous and White Leghorn X indigenous birds. 1963 2015-06-05T12:19:05Z 2015-06-05T12:19:05Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/67014 en Limited Access Trail, J.C.M. 1963. Meat production from indigenous, crossbred and imported poultry in Uganda. East African Agricultural and Forestry Journal 28(4): 249-251.
spellingShingle poultry
feeds
chickens
crossbreds
meat production
growth
feed intake
feed conversion efficiency
mate
meat
production costs
Trail, J.C.M.
Meat production from indigenous, crossbred and imported poultry in Uganda
title Meat production from indigenous, crossbred and imported poultry in Uganda
title_full Meat production from indigenous, crossbred and imported poultry in Uganda
title_fullStr Meat production from indigenous, crossbred and imported poultry in Uganda
title_full_unstemmed Meat production from indigenous, crossbred and imported poultry in Uganda
title_short Meat production from indigenous, crossbred and imported poultry in Uganda
title_sort meat production from indigenous crossbred and imported poultry in uganda
topic poultry
feeds
chickens
crossbreds
meat production
growth
feed intake
feed conversion efficiency
mate
meat
production costs
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/67014
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