The possibilities to benefit from Hasmer and Hasak sheep types with Akkaraman sheep in breeders flocks for slaughter lamb production

Aktaş, Ahmet Hamdi; Çolak, Mehmet; Tekin, Mehmet Emin; Akay, Necdet; Yılmaz, Tülay Canatan; Dursun, Şükrü

doi:10.15312/eurasianjvetsci.201447378

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“…Sex effect on the viability was not significant,. Koncagül et al (2013) for zom sheep, Aktaş et al (2014) for Akkara-man sheep, Öztürk & Pembeci (2016) for Akkaraman and Awassi sheep and Büyüktekin & Öztürk (2018) for Akkaraman sheep found that the effect of lamb sex on viability was insignificant. However, Pekel (1973) reported that male lambs had higher viability than females for Akkaraman and Awassi sheep Type of Birth The average viability of 488 single and 160 twin lambs were 90.80±0.01 % and 83.33±0.02 %, respectively.…”

Section: Sex Of Lambmentioning

confidence: 98%

Some Reproductive Characteristics of Hasak and Hasmer Sheep: 1. Some Fertility Criteria

Trabzon

Öztürk²

2019

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In this study, Hasak and Hasmer ewes were used in order to determine the effects of age, year and breed on the conception rate, prolificacy, viability and productivity. The least-squares means for these parameters of all flock were found as follows; 87.27±0.01 %, 117.16±0.01 %, 87.06±0.01 % and 103.34±0.02 %, respectively. In addition, the effects of sex of lamb and birth type on viability were also studied. Except for prolificacy, effects of the age on these parameters were found to be not statistically significant. The maximum prolificacy was obtained with 6-years old ewes. Effect of breed was significant on the prolificacy (P<0.05) and conception rate (P<0.01). With regard to prolificacy, Hasmer ewes were superior to Hasak (120.90 % vs. 113.41 %). The year factor had a significant effect only on the prolificacy (P<0.05). Sex effect on the viability was not significant, but birth type effected viability significantly; single lambs being superior to twin ones.

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Section: Sex Of Lambmentioning

confidence: 98%