Effect of Feed Restriction on Broiler Chicks Prior to Slaughter

Abdelraheem, Nadir; Ahmed, Magdi Mohammed Mohammed; Hou, Fujiang

doi:10.4236/ojas.2019.91002

OJAS

2019

DOI: 10.4236/ojas.2019.91002

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Effect of Feed Restriction on Broiler Chicks Prior to Slaughter

Nadir Abdelraheem¹,

Magdi Mohammed Mohammed Ahmed²,

Fujiang Hou³

Abstract: The present study was conducted to study the effect of feed restriction prior to slaughter on carcass weight of male broiler chicks from 32 to 40 days of age. A total number of 180 (Pure line) male broiler chicks were taken randomly, labeled and divided into six groups. At 32 days of age, the experimen-How to cite this paper: Abdelraheem, N.,

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Effect of Different Skip Feeding Programs on Broiler Chicks’ Performance

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2021

Iraqi J. Agric. Sci.

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This study was aimed to find out how the performance of feed at different age periods affect the productive of birds . A total of 240-day-old broiler chicks have been used (Ross 308), were applied. The chick’s groups were assigned to four treatments with every replicates four times and were distributed randomly into 16 groups of 15 chicks of average body weight in each pen. The research was conducted out on chicks two weeks old. T0 (control): (Feed is provided continuously and permanently for birds), T1: Skip every 1 day: (Provide the feed for one day and cut it the next day and so on until the age of 42 days), T2: Skip every 2 days: (Providing the feed for two consecutive days, cutting it the next day, and so on until the age of 42 days), and T3: Skip every 3 days: (Feed is available for three days in front of the chicks, chicks were remained without feeding the next day, and so on until the end of the study so on until the age of 42 days). No significant variations (P ≤ 0,05) were noticed between the various treatments, during the overall period (15-42) days of age in all characteristics of productive performance, while significant differences were found between the factors in the Production Index and Economic Figure. The differences between treatments are limited to the age periods (15-21), (22-28), and (29-42) days in most characteristics of productive performance.

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Effect of Different Skip Feeding Programs on Broiler Chicks’ Performance

Shawkat¹

2021

Iraqi J. Agric. Sci.

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Effect of Feed Restriction on Broiler Chicks Prior to Slaughter

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