THE USE OF A PHYTOPREPARATION FOR DISINFECTION OF HATCHING EGGS

The results of research on the treatment of incubation quail eggs with a phytopreparation of plant origin – an aqueous solution of fir concentrate are presented. The experiment was conducted at SibNIIP, a branch of the Omsk National Research University and on the basis of a poultry farm. Control and experimental groups on the principle of analogues were formed from incubation eggs. The eggs were treated with phytopreparation twice, aerosolized at the rate of 0.1 liters of the drug per 1 m2. The eggs of the control group were treated with formalin according to the instructions. As a result of the research, it was found that the treatment of incubation eggs with a phytopreparation reduced the microbial contamination of the shell by 42-91% and increased the hatchability of eggs by 4%, the output of quail by 3%.

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2024-12-10
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https://doi.org/10.52686/conferencearticle_67597cef72e848.21509436
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Botanical Research and Chemistry
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THE USE OF A PHYTOPREPARATION FOR DISINFECTION OF HATCHING EGGS

M. V. Zadorozhnaya
Botanical Research and Chemistry
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THE USE OF A PHYTOPREPARATION FOR DISINFECTION OF HATCHING EGGS

M. V. Zadorozhnaya
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Abstract

The results of research on the treatment of incubation quail eggs with a phytopreparation of plant origin – an aqueous solution of fir concentrate are presented. The experiment was conducted at SibNIIP, a branch of the Omsk National Research University and on the basis of a poultry farm. Control and experimental groups on the principle of analogues were formed from incubation eggs. The eggs were treated with phytopreparation twice, aerosolized at the rate of 0.1 liters of the drug per 1 m2. The eggs of the control group were treated with formalin according to the instructions. As a result of the research, it was found that the treatment of incubation eggs with a phytopreparation reduced the microbial contamination of the shell by 42-91% and increased the hatchability of eggs by 4%, the output of quail by 3%.

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