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Days to attain market weight

33-35 days

Market weight

1.7-1.8kg per head

FCR (Broilers)

1.8 - 2.0

Capital required per bird

P200

Earnings of ave. broiler raiser in the PH

P8- P12/head

Cause of Chronic Respiratory Disease (CRD)

Mycoplasma sp.

Cause of Pullorum Disease

Salmonella sp.

Post peak production of breeders

30-35 wks of age

Brooding area should be preheated to around ______ for how long?

33 degrees celsius, 1hr to 30 mins before expected DOC placement

Each brooding pen should have how many heaters?

1

Each brooding pen should have how many chick feeders?

14 pcs, 19 cm long

Each brooding pen should have how many drinkers?

14 pcs, jar-type gallon-sized

Dextrose powder instructions

1st 4 hrs, 20g powder/1 gallon

Broiler brooding litter thickness

Not less than 5cm

If litter/manure moisture is maintained bet. _____%, ammonia is usually not produced

21-25%

Ammonia production will start when moisture exceeds _____%

30%

Ammonia can be detected by smell

10-15ppm

Ammonia causes conjunctivitis and runny nose occurs

25-35ppm

Ammonia causes eyes of broilers to become watery and inflamed

50ppm

Ammonia causes broilers to jerk their heads and show discomfort

75 ppm

Max. no. Of chicks per sqm. Of floor area at placement time

50 chicks

Max density per sqm of floor area at 7 days old

25 chicks

Chick’s body temp.

40 degrees celsius

Light intensity must be about _____ per sqm of floor area

0.5 - 1 watt

How many watts of light intensity per 1,000 broilers?

93 watts

Feeding space required up to 14 days

2.54 linear cm/broiler

Size of standard chick feeder

91.44 cm

How many chicks can a standard feeder accommodate?

72 chicks

Temp. Requirement of drinking water

20-22 degrees celsius

1 gal drinker can serve the requirements of ____ chicks up to 21 days of age

50 chicks

Chicks should not travel more than ____ to reach drinkers

1.5 m

Times drinkers should be cleaned in a day

4 times

House and all equipment must be properly cleaned, disinfected, and air-dried for at least ________ before arrival of chicks

10 days

All feeders and drinkers should be filled up and put in place at least _______ before chicks arrive

24 hours

Brooders should be in operation and temperature should reach desires level at least _______ before chicks arrive

12 hrs

During 1st week of brooding, a temp of ____ should be maintained in the brooder area

31 degrees celsius

Usual length of brooding is from?

2-4 weeks of age

1st ___ to ___ hrs of brooding, chicks should be provided only with water.

3-4 hrs

Brooder guard height

34-36 cm

Floor space allowance

100 chicks/sqm

Beak trimming can be done as early as

5-10 days (breeders)

Water soluble vit. Packs with electrolytes should be given __ days before and ___ days after beak trimming.

2 days before, 3 days after

If necessary, a 2nd beak trimming is done at ____

10-14 wks

Qty. of feed should be ___% of feeder space

100%

Grit should be provided one day each week from 8th week onwards at a rate of ______

4.5kg per 1,000 pullets

From 6-24 weeks of age, __ to __ birds could be reared in a sqm of floor area

5-7 birds

If reared on litter floor, __ birds could be housed per sqm of floor area

8 birds

Feeder space allowance

7.5 - 10 linear cm per bird

Drinker space allowance

2.5 cm per bird

Declawing best done at

10 weeks of age

Min of ____ litter thickness

8 cm