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Journal Article 2002

Autor: Iraqui, M.M. Hanafi, M.S. Khalil, M.H. El-Labban, A.F. Ell-Sisy, M.

A crossbreeding experiment was carried out between two local strains of Mandarah (MN) and Matrouh (MA) chicken. Thirty-four sires and 400 dams from each strain were used to produce four genetic groups. Body weights of 3067 chicks at hatch (BW0), 4 (BW4), 8 (BW8), 12 (BW12) and 16 (BW16) weeks of ...

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Iraqui, M.M. ,  Hanafi, M.S. ,  Khalil, M.H. ,  El-Labban, A.F. ,  Ell-Sisy, M. ,  [Genetic evaluation of growth traits in a crossbreeding experiment involving two local strains of chickens using multi-trait animal model] ,  Genetic evaluation of growth traits in a crossbreeding experiment involving two local strains of chickens using multi-trait animal model
Journal Article 2008-12-02

Autor: Gongora, J. Rawlence, N.J. Mobegi, V.A. Alcalde, J.A. Matus, J.T. Hanotte, Olivier H. Moran, C. Austin, J.J. Ulm, S. Larson, G. Cooper, A. Han Jianlin

In their letter, Storey et al. (1) concede that there is no direct genetic support for Polynesian–South American contact. However, they claim that linguistic, archaeological, and ethnohistoric evidence supports Polynesia as the most likely source of the El Arenal-1 chickens. We disagree on two gr...

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Gongora, J. ,  Rawlence, N.J. ,  Mobegi, V.A. ,  Alcalde, J.A. ,  Matus, J.T. ,  Hanotte, Olivier H. ,  Moran, C. ,  Austin, J.J. ,  Ulm, S. ,  Larson, G. ,  Cooper, A. ,  Han Jianlin ,  [Reply to Storey et al.: More DNA and dating studies needed for ancient El Arenal-1 chickens] ,  Reply to Storey et al.: More DNA and dating studies needed for ancient El Arenal-1 chickens
Journal Article 2016-03-04

Autor: Savala, C.E. Crozier, C.R. Smyth, T.J.

Standard poultry manure use recommendations in North Carolina consider waste analysis but not differences among manure types, cropping seasons, or application timing. This study evaluated poultry manure source, N rate strategy, and application time effects on soft red winter wheat (Triticum aesti...

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Savala, C.E. ,  Crozier, C.R. ,  Smyth, T.J. ,  [Poultry manure nitrogen availability influences winter wheat yield and yield components] ,  Poultry manure nitrogen availability influences winter wheat yield and yield components
Journal Article 2008

Autor: Kosba, M.A. Abd El-Halim

The present study aimed to evaluate some local chicken breed in Egypt. The result indicated that the average of fertility %, hatchability %, body weight at 4 and 8 weeks of age for males, females and combined sexes as well as age at sexual maturity, egg number and egg mass during the first 90 day...

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Kosba, M.A. ,  Abd El-Halim ,  [Evaluation of the Egyptian Local Strains of Chickens] ,  Evaluation of the Egyptian Local Strains of Chickens
Journal Article 2004

Autor: Hassan, M.K. Afify, M.A. Aly, M.M.

Genetic resistance of native Egyptian breeds to very virulent infectious bursal disease virus (vvIBDV) and Newcastle disease virus (NDV) was investigated in two experiments. In the first experiment, birds from four breeds (Gimmizah, Sina, Dandrawi and Mandarah) were challenged with vvIBDV. The Ma...

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Hassan, M.K. ,  Afify, M.A. ,  Aly, M.M. ,  [Genetic Resistance of Egyptian Chickens to Infectious Bursal Disease and Newcastle Disease] ,  Genetic Resistance of Egyptian Chickens to Infectious Bursal Disease and Newcastle Disease
Journal Article 2008-10-03

Autor: Mammo, M. Berhan, T. Dessie, Tadelle

The mode of ownership of chicken in the family was various types, for instance shared ownership constituted about (57%) followed by individual ownership (43%) among the members of the households. More than around 70% of overall care-taking of chickens, feeding of chickens, cleaning of birds-quart...

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Mammo, M. ,  Berhan, T. ,  Dessie, Tadelle ,  [Socio-economical contribution and labor allocation of village chicken production of Jamma district, South Wollo, Ethiopia] ,  Socio-economical contribution and labor allocation of village chicken production of Jamma district, South Wollo, Ethiopia
Journal Article 2004-04

Autor: Akter, S. Jabbar, M.A. Ehui, Simeon K.

The policy analysis matrix (PAM) approach was applied to assess the competitiveness of poultry and pig production (using local, crossbred and exotic breeds) in North and South Vietnam using data collected in 1999 from a stratified sample of 2213 farms. Results show that poultry meat and egg produ...

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Akter, S. ,  Jabbar, M.A. ,  Ehui, Simeon K. ,  [Competitiveness of pig and poultry production in Vietnam: Outcome of policy analysis matrix] ,  Competitiveness of pig and poultry production in Vietnam: Outcome of policy analysis matrix
Journal Article 2011-02-01

Autor: Mengesha, M. Tamir, B. Dessie, Tadelle

This study was conducted in four Peasant Associations in Jamma district. A total of 120 households from four PAs were involved in the study. Ninety eight percent of farmers were supplementing extra feeds and water for their chickens, with the main proportion of food leftover (26.4%) followed by s...

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Mengesha, M. ,  Tamir, B. ,  Dessie, Tadelle ,  [Village chicken constraints and traditional management practices in Jamma District, South Wollo, Ethiopia] ,  Village chicken constraints and traditional management practices in Jamma District, South Wollo, Ethiopia
Journal Article 2010

Autor: Kassa, S. Kelay, B. Dessie, Tadelle
Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/3365

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Kassa, S. ,  Kelay, B. ,  Dessie, Tadelle ,  [The effect of replacing meat and bone meal with soybean meal on the performance and economic returns of broiler chickens] ,  The effect of replacing meat and bone meal with soybean meal on the performance and economic returns of broiler chickens

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