2022
DOI: 10.5380/avs.v27i4.85508
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Incubation Parameters and Post-Hatch Sexing Methods in Wyandotte Hens

Abstract: - The preservation of breeds and their characterization allows the maintenance of a genomic diversity that can be crucial to face new challenges of sustainability in livestock farming. The Wyandotte breeder has a dual purpose, meat and eggs, besides having docility and rusticity characteristics, favoring its breeding in small and large scales. In this study, the influence of egg storage time on incubation performance and criteria for determining the sex of post-hatch birds were evaluated. Three egg storage per… Show more

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