POULTRY LEC

97問 • 1年前

Yami

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Management of layers: Step 1

Optimizing the starting period

Management of layers: Step 2

Management of grow and uniformity

Management of layers: Step 3

Management of the sexual maturity and the onset of laying

Optimizing the starting period

0-7 week

Management of grow and uniformity

8-15 week

At the arrival, check the feet and body temperature of the chicks

True

The feet of the chicks must be

Hot

% of the Chicks should be ingest feed after 8-10 hours at the arrival

80%

% of the Chicks must be fed during the first 24-36 hours

100%

Feeding and drinking activity should be monitored

True

Brooding temperature should be

Optimal

Correct way to weigh chicks

Individual body check

How often you should weigh chicks until 26 weeks of age?

Weekly

How often you should weigh chicks from 26 to 32 weeks of age?

Every 2 weeks

How often you should weigh chicks from 32 weeks of age?

Monthly

Same weighing day and time, it is better in the morning

False

Minimum target of uniformity

85%

The target for pullet’s feeding management

To have the maximum capacity of feeding intake during the onset of lay

Ideal water temmperature

20-22 degrees celcius

Disinfect the drinking system regularly

True

The use of chlorine control level is one of water management

True

Flow of the nipples in drinking system

40 ml/min.

3 basic step of the lighting programme

Slow down programme, Plateau, Lighting stimulation

Plateau

from 8-12 hour of light

Light intensity of 0-3 days chick

40 lux

Light intensity of 4-7 days chick

20 lux

Light intensity of 7-14 days chick

10-20 lux

Decrease the artificial light duration during the production period

False

Never decrease the daylight during eggs production

True

Family of Ducks

Anatidae

Aquatic birds living in both fresh water and sea water

Duck

Male duck

Drake

Female duck

Hen

Baby duck

Duckling

Ducks are

Omnivores

Comb-like structure; enables to hold slippery food and filter nutrients out of the water

Pecten

Ducks are domesticated as pets and farm animals for less than 500 years

False

All domestic ducks are descended from either the

Mallard, Muscovy

Most common species of duck

Mallard

Drakes’ reproductive structure that are longer than their bodies

Phalluses

Drakes’ phalluses can reach up to

40 cm

Phalluses is supported by ___ instead of muscle like mammals

Lymph

Drakes; reproduction occurs quickly

0.5 second

Hens’ vaginal tract is

spiral

Only strong male ducks are capable of breeding in the natural setting

True

Having phallus and vaginal tract is unique in ducks

True

Very small birds that belong to the pheasant and partridge species

Quail

Family of Quail

Phasianidae, Odontophoridae

130 duck species are known, how many are domestic?

70 species

Quails originated from

North America

Most of quails do not migrate

True

Lives in woodland, crop land, and other spaces rich in vegetation

Quail

Quails are herbivores

False

95% of quail’s diet is composed of plant matter

True

Quail eat mainly grass seeds and berries

True

Living space for ducks

8 sq. ft indoor and 15 sq. ft outdoor

Mature male ducks for breedng need more

Protein

Mature females should be fed a

Calcium diet

Domestics ducks need to access large ponds or lakes

False

Selected ducks must have to be healthy with thin sleek feathers, wet nostril, bright eyes, and plentiful tail furnishing

False

Heavy sized duck breeds breeding maximum ratio

1 male: 5 females

Lighter sized duck breeds breeding maximum ratio

1 male: 10 females

Ducks mating behavior

Neck biting, Pecking, Head bobbing, Attempts at mounting

Store duck eggs in a cool but not too cold location

True

Turning of duck eggs

at least 3 times a day

The duck eggs can be stored for ____ before incubation

7-10 days

Ducks incubator set up

37.5 degrees celcius: 86% humidity

Mallard ducks are generally very good brooders and mothers and will not necessarily need their eggs incubated

False

Most critical during the first week of incubation

Turning the eggs

Fertility checking

Candling

If you see clear, distinct veins then the egg is dead

False

Repeat candling once per week

True

Ducks incubation period

28 days

After hatching, keep the duckling for ____ in the incubator

12 hours

Quails are easy to breed as some are easy to get broody

False

Quail have large clutches of about

20 eggs per clutch

Females produces foam that is released during copulation that enhances fertilization success

False

Breeding quail will require at least __ of floor space

1 sq ft

Quail needs peaceful and undisturbed area

True

Quails require between ____ of lighting period daily

13 and 16 hours

Keep the lights on for all day and night

False

Optimum tenperature for keeping a breeding pen for quail is around

21 degrees celcius

Male quails tend to lose interest in breeding once temperature drops below 20 degrees celcius and during periods of very cold weather

False

Quail eggs can hatch on their own

True

Quail eggs will take between ___ and usually average ___ to hatch

16-23 days: 18 days

Quails incubator set up

37.5 degrees celcius and 45% humidity

Quail eggs are difficult to candle due to the

Mottled shells

Choosing breeder quails

at least 6 weeks old

Quail breeding ratio

1 male: 2-5 females

Do not touch or mess with quail eggs unless emergency

True

Keep the hen and her chicks separated from the flock

True

Chicken starter

28% of protein

Seperate male and female quails once they have reachesd

6 weeks of age

Male and females can be separated

Vent system, Feathers, Behavior, Listening to their voice

Plain brown chest feathers quail

Male

Speckled chest feathers

Female

Produces foam when pressing near vent

Male

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poultry lab finals

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問題一覧

Management of layers: Step 1

Optimizing the starting period

Management of layers: Step 2

Management of grow and uniformity

Management of layers: Step 3

Management of the sexual maturity and the onset of laying

Optimizing the starting period

0-7 week

Management of grow and uniformity

8-15 week

At the arrival, check the feet and body temperature of the chicks

True

The feet of the chicks must be

Hot

% of the Chicks should be ingest feed after 8-10 hours at the arrival

80%

% of the Chicks must be fed during the first 24-36 hours

100%

Feeding and drinking activity should be monitored

True

Brooding temperature should be

Optimal

Correct way to weigh chicks

Individual body check

How often you should weigh chicks until 26 weeks of age?

Weekly

How often you should weigh chicks from 26 to 32 weeks of age?

Every 2 weeks

How often you should weigh chicks from 32 weeks of age?

Monthly

Same weighing day and time, it is better in the morning

False

Minimum target of uniformity

85%

The target for pullet’s feeding management

To have the maximum capacity of feeding intake during the onset of lay

Ideal water temmperature

20-22 degrees celcius

Disinfect the drinking system regularly

True

The use of chlorine control level is one of water management

True

Flow of the nipples in drinking system

40 ml/min.

3 basic step of the lighting programme

Slow down programme, Plateau, Lighting stimulation

Plateau

from 8-12 hour of light

Light intensity of 0-3 days chick

40 lux

Light intensity of 4-7 days chick

20 lux

Light intensity of 7-14 days chick

10-20 lux

Decrease the artificial light duration during the production period

False

Never decrease the daylight during eggs production

True

Family of Ducks

Anatidae

Aquatic birds living in both fresh water and sea water

Duck

Male duck

Drake

Female duck

Hen

Baby duck

Duckling

Ducks are

Omnivores

Comb-like structure; enables to hold slippery food and filter nutrients out of the water

Pecten

Ducks are domesticated as pets and farm animals for less than 500 years

False

All domestic ducks are descended from either the

Mallard, Muscovy

Most common species of duck

Mallard

Drakes’ reproductive structure that are longer than their bodies

Phalluses

Drakes’ phalluses can reach up to

40 cm

Phalluses is supported by ___ instead of muscle like mammals

Lymph

Drakes; reproduction occurs quickly

0.5 second

Hens’ vaginal tract is

spiral

Only strong male ducks are capable of breeding in the natural setting

True

Having phallus and vaginal tract is unique in ducks

True

Very small birds that belong to the pheasant and partridge species

Quail

Family of Quail

Phasianidae, Odontophoridae

130 duck species are known, how many are domestic?

70 species

Quails originated from

North America

Most of quails do not migrate

True

Lives in woodland, crop land, and other spaces rich in vegetation

Quail

Quails are herbivores

False

95% of quail’s diet is composed of plant matter

True

Quail eat mainly grass seeds and berries

True

Living space for ducks

8 sq. ft indoor and 15 sq. ft outdoor

Mature male ducks for breedng need more

Protein

Mature females should be fed a

Calcium diet

Domestics ducks need to access large ponds or lakes

False

Selected ducks must have to be healthy with thin sleek feathers, wet nostril, bright eyes, and plentiful tail furnishing

False

Heavy sized duck breeds breeding maximum ratio

1 male: 5 females

Lighter sized duck breeds breeding maximum ratio

1 male: 10 females

Ducks mating behavior

Neck biting, Pecking, Head bobbing, Attempts at mounting

Store duck eggs in a cool but not too cold location

True

Turning of duck eggs

at least 3 times a day

The duck eggs can be stored for ____ before incubation

7-10 days

Ducks incubator set up

37.5 degrees celcius: 86% humidity

Mallard ducks are generally very good brooders and mothers and will not necessarily need their eggs incubated

False

Most critical during the first week of incubation

Turning the eggs

Fertility checking

Candling

If you see clear, distinct veins then the egg is dead

False

Repeat candling once per week

True

Ducks incubation period

28 days

After hatching, keep the duckling for ____ in the incubator

12 hours

Quails are easy to breed as some are easy to get broody

False

Quail have large clutches of about

20 eggs per clutch

Females produces foam that is released during copulation that enhances fertilization success

False

Breeding quail will require at least __ of floor space

1 sq ft

Quail needs peaceful and undisturbed area

True

Quails require between ____ of lighting period daily

13 and 16 hours

Keep the lights on for all day and night

False

Optimum tenperature for keeping a breeding pen for quail is around

21 degrees celcius

Male quails tend to lose interest in breeding once temperature drops below 20 degrees celcius and during periods of very cold weather

False

Quail eggs can hatch on their own

True

Quail eggs will take between ___ and usually average ___ to hatch

16-23 days: 18 days

Quails incubator set up

37.5 degrees celcius and 45% humidity

Quail eggs are difficult to candle due to the

Mottled shells

Choosing breeder quails

at least 6 weeks old

Quail breeding ratio

1 male: 2-5 females

Do not touch or mess with quail eggs unless emergency

True

Keep the hen and her chicks separated from the flock

True

Chicken starter

28% of protein

Seperate male and female quails once they have reachesd

6 weeks of age

Male and females can be separated

Vent system, Feathers, Behavior, Listening to their voice

Plain brown chest feathers quail

Male

Speckled chest feathers

Female

Produces foam when pressing near vent

Male