Productive parameters in three production models: floor, cage and grazing in layer poultry in Ocaña Norte de Santander

ABSTRACT The objective was to evaluate the three housing systems in laying birds to determine animal welfare and productivity parameters of the Isa Brown line. 135 laying hens distributed in 45 hens were used for each exploitation system; the managed feeding was 114gr/bird/day in the floor and cage...

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Main Authors: Myriam Quintero MEZA, Katty Andrea Torrado LOBO, Yesenia Picon SANCHEZ, Naudin Alejandro Lugo HURTADO
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Published: Universidade Federal da Bahia 2022-11-01
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author Myriam Quintero MEZA
Katty Andrea Torrado LOBO
Yesenia Picon SANCHEZ
Naudin Alejandro Lugo HURTADO
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description ABSTRACT The objective was to evaluate the three housing systems in laying birds to determine animal welfare and productivity parameters of the Isa Brown line. 135 laying hens distributed in 45 hens were used for each exploitation system; the managed feeding was 114gr/bird/day in the floor and cage systems for the entire trial period, for the grazing system 14 gr less of concentrate were used; the study had a duration of 8 weeks, of which the first was for accustoming and 7 for testing; At the end of each week, 9 eggs were collected to be studied and analyzed in the animal nutrition laboratory, using 3 eggs for each housing system. The information obtained was analyzed using SPSS for each variable. The parameters of production, consumption, feed conversion, and egg weight, were evaluated; where one-factor ANOVA and Tukey HSD test and least significant difference. The percentage production was no significant difference between the three cage floor and grazing production models being (P-Value <0.05), for the food consumption parameter there is a significant difference (P-Value> 0.05) for each housing system (34.54 ± 6.93), also happened with the conversion variable between the floor, cage production models with the grazing one (1.93 ± 0.6), for the egg weight they were similar in all housing systems (61.1 g in cage, 60.8 g in floor and 60.6 g in grazing) where there were no significant differences. In conclusion, birds with a lower housing density allow better behavior, which is an indicator of comfort, generating higher productivity.
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spelling doaj.art-3ed5e9b10c4b4fe1ac7c5562cfb679802023-08-02T06:48:24ZengUniversidade Federal da BahiaRevista Brasileira de Saúde e Produção Animal1519-99402022-11-012310.1590/s1519-9940202200172022Productive parameters in three production models: floor, cage and grazing in layer poultry in Ocaña Norte de SantanderMyriam Quintero MEZAhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-1391-1757Katty Andrea Torrado LOBOhttps://orcid.org/0000-0003-1997-1512Yesenia Picon SANCHEZhttps://orcid.org/0000-0001-6867-6611Naudin Alejandro Lugo HURTADOhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-1880-1397ABSTRACT The objective was to evaluate the three housing systems in laying birds to determine animal welfare and productivity parameters of the Isa Brown line. 135 laying hens distributed in 45 hens were used for each exploitation system; the managed feeding was 114gr/bird/day in the floor and cage systems for the entire trial period, for the grazing system 14 gr less of concentrate were used; the study had a duration of 8 weeks, of which the first was for accustoming and 7 for testing; At the end of each week, 9 eggs were collected to be studied and analyzed in the animal nutrition laboratory, using 3 eggs for each housing system. The information obtained was analyzed using SPSS for each variable. The parameters of production, consumption, feed conversion, and egg weight, were evaluated; where one-factor ANOVA and Tukey HSD test and least significant difference. The percentage production was no significant difference between the three cage floor and grazing production models being (P-Value <0.05), for the food consumption parameter there is a significant difference (P-Value> 0.05) for each housing system (34.54 ± 6.93), also happened with the conversion variable between the floor, cage production models with the grazing one (1.93 ± 0.6), for the egg weight they were similar in all housing systems (61.1 g in cage, 60.8 g in floor and 60.6 g in grazing) where there were no significant differences. In conclusion, birds with a lower housing density allow better behavior, which is an indicator of comfort, generating higher productivity.http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1519-99402022000100805&lng=en&tlng=eneggsfeedhensproductionsystems
spellingShingle Myriam Quintero MEZA
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Yesenia Picon SANCHEZ
Naudin Alejandro Lugo HURTADO
Productive parameters in three production models: floor, cage and grazing in layer poultry in Ocaña Norte de Santander
Revista Brasileira de Saúde e Produção Animal
eggs
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title Productive parameters in three production models: floor, cage and grazing in layer poultry in Ocaña Norte de Santander
title_full Productive parameters in three production models: floor, cage and grazing in layer poultry in Ocaña Norte de Santander
title_fullStr Productive parameters in three production models: floor, cage and grazing in layer poultry in Ocaña Norte de Santander
title_full_unstemmed Productive parameters in three production models: floor, cage and grazing in layer poultry in Ocaña Norte de Santander
title_short Productive parameters in three production models: floor, cage and grazing in layer poultry in Ocaña Norte de Santander
title_sort productive parameters in three production models floor cage and grazing in layer poultry in ocana norte de santander
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