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Title:
EFFECT OF CROSSING FAYOUMI AND RHODE ISLAND RED ON GROWTH PERFORMANCE, EGG AND REPRODUCTIVE TRAITS UNDER EGYPTIAN CONDITIONS
Authors: Basant, M.N. Shafik; El-Bayomi, Kh. M.; Sosa, G.A.and Osman, A.M.R.Basant, M.N. Shafika; El-Bayomi, Kh. M.b; Sosa, G.A.cand Osman, A.M.R.d
Year: 2013
Keywords: Body weight; Crossing; Fayoumi; Fertility; Hatchability; Relative growth rate; RIR.
Journal: BENHA VETERINARY MEDICAL JOURNAL
Volume: 2 4
Issue: 2
Pages: 11 - 18
Publisher: Not Available
Local/International: Local
Paper Link: Not Available
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Abstract:

This study was conducted to evaluate body weights, average daily gain (ADG), relative growth rate (RGR), average egg weight, hen day egg production% (HDEP%), hen housed egg production% (HHEP%), age at sexual maturity, body weight at sexual maturity, fertil ity%, scientific and commercial hatchability percentage in a complete 2x2 diallel crossbreeding experiment [Fayoumi and Rhode Island Red (RIR)]. RIR showed significant (p ≤ 0.05) higher body weight, ADG, RGR, age at sexual maturity and body weight at sexua l maturity (1898.76 g, 9.04 g, 19 3.95%, 144.66 day and 1559.05 g, respectively) compared other genotypes. In addition , RIR recorded the highest egg weight, fertility percentage , scientific and commercial hatchability percentage (44.28 g, 85.59%, 94.91% an d 81.49%, respectively). While Fayoumi male×RIR female crossbred recorded the highest significant estimate for HDEP % and HHEP % (54.41 and 51.65%).

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