FACULTY OF AGRICULTURALSCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGIES / ANIMAL PRODUCTION AND TECHNOLOGIES / HUT3001 - POULTRY BREEDING

Contents Of The Courses in a weekly Period

Week 
Subjects 
Sources 
1Introduction, developments leading to industrialization in poultry farming, reasons for the further development of poultry farming within the sustainable livestock sector, the situation of poultry farming in Turkey, the relationship between poultry production and development.[1] p 2-10
2Biology of fowl; surface of the chicken, respiratory system, digestive system, urinary system, reproductive system, blood system, changes during growth.[1] p 11-16
3Poultry Genetics; Heritability of quantitative and quantitative characters, sex-linked inheritance, breeding systems, advantage of hybrid production[1] p 22-25; [2] p 17-24
4Incubation and Hatching Management; Development of the chick embryos, obtaining hatching eggs and storage conditions, hatchery equipment, factors affecting hatchability[1] p 30-33; [2] p 26-29
5Egg; Nutrient Composition of eggs, measures of egg quality, preservation and cold storage[2] p 35-44
6Poultry Housing; Physiological factors and the environment, planning of house, poultry house equipment, ventilation.[2] p 42-48
7Broiler Management; broiler growing programs, size and type of broiler houses, broiler growing management[1] p 55-61
8Processing of Broiler; Evaluation of production, broiler meat and carcass quality.[1] p 41-47
9Egg Production; managing the laying flock, production goals.[1] p 49-78; [2] p 77-84
10Laying Management; Factor affecting egg production and quality force-molting and molting programs[1] p 80-88
11Breeder Management; Practices necessary during growing and production period. Fertility and artificial insemination.[2] p 86-91
12Disease Preservation Management; Poultry disease, developing immunity, type of vaccines and vaccination programs.[1] p 112-125; [2] p 98-126
13Turkey breeding in Turkey and in the World. Turkey management.[2] p 120-130
14Other Poultry Species ( duck, goose, quail etc.) management.[1] p 111-119