Broiler Production Flashcards

1
Q

Providing and maintaining a safe, sturdy and comfortable environment
have drastic contributions in optimizing the full potential and
performance of broilers. True or False

A

True

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2
Q

The movement of succes in the market.

A

Market assurance

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3
Q

The feed efficiency of broilers
at a younger age is good but
becomes poorer as they grow
older. If the broilers are not
marketed on time, their cost of
production will increase. True or False

A

True

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4
Q

Meaning of FCR and its formula

A

Feed Conversion Ratio

= Total quantity of feed consumed per bird in kg / mean body weight gain in kg

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5
Q

Some institutional buyers of
broilers, whether live or
dressed, prefer a certain
weight range. Underweight and
Underage broilers are difficult
to market.

A

False. Overweight and overage

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6
Q

What month is chicken meat the lowest price?

A

June and November

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7
Q

farms that produce 100,000 or more
broilers per harvest.

A

Large commercial farms

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8
Q

farms that produce 21,000–99,000
broilers per harvest.

A

Medium commercial farms

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9
Q

farms that produce 1,000–20,000
broilers per harvest.

A

Small commercial farms

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10
Q

farms that produce not more than
1,000 broilers per harvest.

A

Small hold / backyard farms

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11
Q

farms that breed, hatch, grow, and
market their own products at their own expense.

A

Integrated Grower Farms

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12
Q

farms that grow chickens for the
integrator. Contract growing is a scheme whereby a grower enters into
a contract with an integrator to grow broilers up to a marketable age
of about 36-42 days.

A

Contract grower farms

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13
Q

How old is grow broiler chickens marketable?

A

36 - 42 day old

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14
Q

How old is grow broiler chickens marketable?

A

36 - 42 day old

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15
Q

farms that have tie-ups with
integrators or cooperatives, whereby the latter sell to growers a
minimum of 10,000 broiler-type chicks and/or feeds at an agreed price.

A

Contract-to -buy grower farms

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16
Q

farms that buy broiler
chicks at current market prices and mix their own feeds. They raise and
market their own birds by themselves.

A

Independent commercial grower farms

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17
Q

farms that produce hatching eggs for
companies that supply the Parent Stocks (PS) and buy back the hatching
eggs at pre-arranged price.

A

Contract breeding farms

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18
Q

5 types of broiler farm operations

A
  1. Integrated Grower Farms
  2. Contract grower farms
  3. Contract - to - buy grower farms
  4. Independent commercial grower farms
  5. Contract breeding farms
19
Q

4 types of commercial farms

A
  1. Large commercial farms - 100,000 and more
  2. Medium Commercial farms - 21,000 to 99,000
  3. Small commercial farms - 1,000 to 20,000
  4. Small hold / Backyard farms - 1,000 and less than
20
Q

It is the one that provides the day old chick, feed, medicine and vaccine and technical suppervisions.

A

Integrator

21
Q

It is the one that provides land, poultry shed, equipment, litter material, labour, electricity, and water in the contract.

A

Farmer

22
Q

Weight of broiler chickens when buyers buy them.

A

1.7 kg - 2 kg

23
Q

Allowed time of broiler chickens to gain weight.

A

33 - 35 days

24
Q

Feed Conversion Ratio of broilers

A

1.8 - 2.0

25
Q

Average profit of a broiler farmer

A

8 to 12 pesos per head

26
Q

Average capital for starting a broiler farm.

A

P200 per chicken

27
Q

Expected return time of the farmer in broiler farm

A

Within 3 to 4 years

28
Q

Contract of an integrator and farmer is called.

A

Contract Growing

29
Q

Width of broiler chicken houses should be

A

7.3 to 9.0 meters (24-30 ft.)

30
Q

Space between houses should be

A

13.7 meters (45ft)

31
Q

Floor height in slatted floor housing should be

A

1.8m (5.9ft)

32
Q

Height from floor to ceiling should be at least

A

2.4 m (8ft)

33
Q

Types of house in a broiler farm

A
  1. Galvanized roof
  2. Asbestos roof
  3. Aluminium roof
  4. Roof installed with gutter
34
Q

Walls for broiler houses

A
  1. Bamboo slats
  2. Chicken wire
  3. Concrete
35
Q

Door width and height in a broiler farm

A

900 MM (9m) WIDE BY 2 M HIGH MADE TO SWING INWARD 25 MM MESH WIRE NETTING

36
Q

What do you call the feeder of brooders.

A

Feeder through

37
Q

Feeder through has a guard or lip of about

A

10mm - 20 mm

38
Q

Feeding trough should be provided with wire bars or grills to prevent

A

Scratching and Billing

39
Q

Maximum distance that chick should travel to go to the waterer.

A

Linear space/bird (2cm)

40
Q

Waterers in brooders and how many chicks can they accommodate?

A
  1. Linear space (2cm)
  2. Hanging Fountain (80-100 birds) - 2 founts for 100, 2 week old chicks
  3. Smaller cup (50 birds)
  4. Nipple drinker (10-12 birds)
41
Q

What is the most popular broiler strain in the Philippines?

A

Cobb500

42
Q

Some broiler strains in the Philippines

A
  1. Ross
  2. Cobb
  3. Hybro
  4. Avian
  5. Hubbard
  6. Starbro
43
Q

Total feed consumption of broiler chickens all throughout their life

A

Prestarter - 15%
Starter - 35%
Finisher - 50%