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    A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE MANAGEMENT OF COBB 500 BROILER PARENT STOCK WITH THE RECOMMENDED MANAGEMENT IN ‘’BRAC” POULTRY FARM
    (Chattogram Veterinary & Animal Sciences Universiy, KHULSHI, CHITTAGONG-4225., 2013-02) siddique, Rayhan
    The study was conducted in a renowned poultry farm BRAC Poultry Farm Limited Miraisari, Chittagong from 1st January to 30th January 2013. The study was undertaken with 30,000 broiler parent stock (Cobb-500). Result related with the average body weight gain at starter stage (one month), grower stage (2-5 month), pre-breeder stage (6 month) and breeder stage (7th month - end) of Cobb-500 female birds was 351.25 gm, 2015.50 gm, 2767.00 gm and 3248.00 gm respectively. Similarly in Cobb-500 male birds it was 396.25 gm, 2698.00 gm, 3434.50 gm and 3850.00 gm respectively. The height egg production of the flock was 81.75% at 8 month of age. The lowest egg production found in start of laying at 6 month and egg production was 72-80% in 9-11 month .The maximum hatchability percentage was observed 91.5% at 9 month of age which was somewhat higher than the standard hatchability that is 89.57% in that month. In all time achieved hatchability percentage were more than the recommended hatchability percentage. Overall mortality of the flock was 3-7% per month. It may therefore be inferred that Cobb-500 broiler parent stock performs well under control housing system in our country.

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