Dissertation/Thesis Abstract

Broiler Breeder Amino Acid Levels and Progeny Nutritional Status
by Butler, Leasea, Ph.D., University of Arkansas, 2019, 169; 13878066
Abstract (Summary)

Crude protein needs of chickens have changed due to genetic line differences and selection of those lines for differing broiler traits. Standard commercial broiler strains have been selected to be used to meet multiple processing categories typically at live body weights less than 3.5 kg. In the last two decades high-yielding broiler strains were introduced into the commercial market. These breeds are known as the Cobb 700 and Ross 708. The works included within are focused on the Cobb 700 high-yielding broiler strain, and its response to crude protein, with emphasis on digestible lysine.

Indexing (document details)
Advisor: Kidd, Michael T., Scanes, Colin G.
Commitee: Bolden, Steven A., Kuenzel, Wayne, Mauromoustakos, Andy, Rochell, Sam J.
School: University of Arkansas
Department: Poultry Science
School Location: United States -- Arkansas
Source: DAI-B 80/09(E), Dissertation Abstracts International
Source Type: DISSERTATION
Subjects: Agriculture, Animal sciences, Physiology
Keywords: Amino acid, Broiler, Broiler breeder, Lysine, Nutrition, Poultry
Publication Number: 13878066
ISBN: 978-1-392-16868-4
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