Use of the drug AlcoPerit when brooding of eggs of the parent herd of broiler hens

In poultry farming, there is a need to increase the volume of manufactured products, reduce losses associated with obtaining a healthy livestock and its low productivity. This is a pressing problem in the market economy. In this regard, the use of drugs to increase the productivity of poultry at different stages of development, prevent diseases and reduce the level of microbial background has acquired great importance. Currently, the Russian market offers a large number of drugs to stimulate the growth and development of poultry at various stages of ontogenesis, which also have a disinfectant effect, but not all of them meet modern requirements for environmental safety. The purpose of the research was to study the use of the drug AlcoPerit in the brooding of eggs of the parent herd of broiler hens of the cross Cobb 500. The effectiveness of the new generation complex drug AlcoPerit on the zoo technical, zoo hygienic and sanitary-bacteriological indicators of brooding of eggs of the parent herd of broiler hens of the cross Cobb-500 and on the productivity of broiler chickens was studied. The results of the production testing showed that the hatchability of eggs and the hatching rate of broiler chickens of the cross Cobb 500 in the experimental group were 94.7 and 92.0 %, respectively. In the experimental group treated with the drug AlcoPerit at a dose of 10 ml/m³ the hatchability of eggs and the hatching of chickens increased by 4.2 and 6.3 abs.%, respectively, compared to the control group. Aerosol treatment of hatching eggs in the experimental variant provided an additional profi t of 3180 rubles per 1000 hatching eggs. In order to increase egg hatchability, hatching rate of healthy chickens, live weight of broilers, their livability and reduce feed costs per 1 kg of live weight gain, as well as to increase the natural resistance of the poultry, it is recommended to use double aerosol treatment of hatching eggs of the parent herd of broiler hens of the cross Cobb 500 with the complex drug AlcoPerit at a dose of 10 ml/m³.