2016
DOI: 10.5455/wvj.20160878
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Effect of Stocking Density and Bird Age on Air Ammonia, Performance and Blood Parameters of Broilers

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“…The concentration of ammonia under the filter (Ci) increases with the stocking density, and the statistical analysis showed significant differences between the concentration values of the gas and the effect of bird density. Starting from the second week of the experiment at the age of 14 days for birds and ended at the age of 35 days and this is consistent with Abouelenien et al (2016) respectively after 45-days of storage.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 82%
“…The concentration of ammonia under the filter (Ci) increases with the stocking density, and the statistical analysis showed significant differences between the concentration values of the gas and the effect of bird density. Starting from the second week of the experiment at the age of 14 days for birds and ended at the age of 35 days and this is consistent with Abouelenien et al (2016) respectively after 45-days of storage.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 82%
“…In line with our current findings, Sugiharto et al (2022) have recently documented that raising 18 broiler chickens per square meter had no effect (P > 0.05) on blood profile when compared to raising 9 chicks per square meter. Abouelenien et al (2016), on the other hand, demon-…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The data discrepancy between this study and previous studies could be attributed to differences in the body weight of the chickens in pen. Abouelenien et al (2016) noticed that on day 42, the average body weight of chickens reared at high density was 2,214 g/chick (total weight of chickens per square meter: 44,280 g). Whereas, Sugiharto et al (2022) revealed that the body weight of chickens ranged from 1,727 to 1,881 g/chick (total weight of chickens per square meter: 31,086-33,858 g).…”
Section: Journal Of Animal Health and Productionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Висока щільність посадки призводить до зниження приростів, як у важких [4], так і у легких бройлерів [5]. Також відомо, що висока щільність посадки призводить до сильнішого стресу як на фізіологічному [1] так і на генетичному [3] рівнях, у той же час в одному з найсучасніших дослідженнях відмічений менший рівень тривожності курчат при високій щільності посадки [2].…”
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