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THE POULTRY INDUSTRY

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The poultry industry. Objectives. Terms Structure of the Industry Production Factors Egg production and facts. terms. Young Female= Chick or Pullet Mature Female= Hen Young Intact Male= Chick or Cockeral Mature Intact Male= Rooster Young Castrated Male= Capon. Terms. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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THE POULTRY INDUSTRY

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OBJECTIVES Terms Structure of the Industry Production Factors Egg production and facts

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TERMS Young Female= Chick or Pullet Mature Female= Hen Young Intact Male= Chick or

Cockeral Mature Intact Male= Rooster Young Castrated Male= Capon

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TERMS Newborns= chicks Act of giving birth= no live birth! Meat chicken= broiler

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SECTORS OF THE INDUSTRY Egg Production Broiler Production Raising Replacement Pullets

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EGG PRODUCTION Laying Hens Confined in cages or floor pen

system Cleaning, grading, and packaging

eggs occurs on farm After production cycle, hens are

sold for meat

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EGG PRODUCTION Floor system- gather 3 times a day Caged system- automatic egg

gatherer Rhode Island Red, Leghorns

5-7 eggs per week Keep hens up to 5 yrs.

Best production in first 2 years Increase light duration and

intensity for onset of egg laying

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CARE AND HANDLING OF EGGS Wash eggs

Must be clean! Dry Cleaning vs. Egg Washing Machine

Maintain quality byKeep coolKeep humid65 Degrees FStore separately

They absorb odors!

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EGG PRODUCTION Do you need a rooster for a hen to

lay eggs?Nope!!! Chicks are fertilized eggs

How are eggs fertilized?Internally before they are laidTakes 7-10 days for sperm to travel to ovary

Lay fertile eggs for about 6-10 days

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EGG PRODUCTION How many eggs does the average

American consume per year????256 eggs/year

1945 average of 403 eggs/year…Why?CholesterolEating Habits-Breakfast anyone????

Convenience Food

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NUTRITION VALUE Two Eggs Supply

7% of Calories (75 calories per egg)28% Protein22% Phosphorus10% Iron39% Riboflavin50% Vitamin B1279% Vitamin A213 mg of Cholesterol

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BROILER PRODUCTION- IMPORTANT PRODUCTION FEATURES Raising chickens for meat High quality rations fed to secure

rapid efficienty gains Weight Gain Feed Conversion Breast Meat Yield Carcass Conformation Chick Viability Disease Resistance

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BROILER PRODUCTION Grow in 7-9 weeks Slaughtered at 4 lbs. Feed Conversion 1.5:1 Require 1 square foot

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REPLACEMENT PULLETS Raising chicks for egg production or broiler

production

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ADVANTAGES TO RAISING POULTRY High feed efficiency Fast return on investment Low land requirements Mechanized operation

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DISADVANTAGES TO RAISING POULTRY Disease and parasites Initial capital investment is high Limitations of zoning Death losses from predators and

stampede Waste disposal and odor

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PRODUCTION/CONSUMPTION TRENDS

# of farms with laying hens decreased

# of chickens raised per farm increased

Eggs-- Slight decline in popularityCholesterol concerns

Chicken Meat– Major increase in popularityPerceived to have less cholesterol than beef/pork

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Leading StatesLaying Hens & Egg Production

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POULTRY ANATOMY

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POULTRY EQUIPMENT

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BEAK TRIMMER

Trims peak

Machine with foot pedal

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CHICK STARTER FEEDER

Feeding dish for baby chicks

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CHICKEN FEEDERFeeding dish for older chicks

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EGG SCALE

Weighs and classifies eggs

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LEG BANDSIdentification toolCircular, numbered bands

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OPEN JUG WATERERWatering dish

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NIPPLE WATERERWatering deviceMinimizes waste

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3 TIER COOPLayered chicken cages