INCREASING STRESS RESISTANCE OF POULTRY WITHOUT USING BAS

Cooling eggs helps to increase the poultry's resistance to stress without the use of biologically active substances. The hatchability of eggs increases by 0.87%, hatchability of young animals – by 0.30%, safety – by 4.00%, live weight of females and males - by 7.10 and 6.61%. Due to greater resistance to stress, the level of glucose in the blood of the bird during simulated stress is lower.

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2024-12-10
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https://doi.org/10.52686/conferencearticle_67597ced39b6d5.48138844
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Livestock and Poultry Management
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INCREASING STRESS RESISTANCE OF POULTRY WITHOUT USING BAS

E. Rehleckaya
Livestock and Poultry Management
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INCREASING STRESS RESISTANCE OF POULTRY WITHOUT USING BAS

E. Rehleckaya
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Abstract

Cooling eggs helps to increase the poultry's resistance to stress without the use of biologically active substances. The hatchability of eggs increases by 0.87%, hatchability of young animals – by 0.30%, safety – by 4.00%, live weight of females and males - by 7.10 and 6.61%. Due to greater resistance to stress, the level of glucose in the blood of the bird during simulated stress is lower.

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