CAPLUNATION OF QUAILS WITH THE PREPARATION “COMPAROL”
Authors:
1.
Novosibirskiy GAU
IEVSiDV SFNCA RAN
IEVSiDV SFNCA RAN
2.
IEVSiDV SFNCA RAN
Type:
Сonference article
Pages:
from 360
to 361
Published:
20.12.2023
Subject area:
UDC 63
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
farm poultry, chemical castration method, caponing, quail, increasing weight gain
Abstract (English):
This work describes the study of the possibility of caponing quails with using the drug "Comparol", which contains potassium salts. In total there were 2 groups were formed: experimental and control based on the principle of analogues (n=10). Quails In the experimental group, the drug “Comparol” was injected into the thickness of the testis at a dose of 500 μl. The use of this method had a pronounced effect on quails, consisting in increase in weight gain in the first month after the procedure by 3% compared to control.
This work describes the study of the possibility of caponing quails with using the drug "Comparol", which contains potassium salts. In total there were 2 groups were formed: experimental and control based on the principle of analogues (n=10). Quails In the experimental group, the drug “Comparol” was injected into the thickness of the testis at a dose of 500 μl. The use of this method had a pronounced effect on quails, consisting in increase in weight gain in the first month after the procedure by 3% compared to control.
Keywords:
farm poultry, chemical castration method, caponing, quail, increasing weight gain
farm poultry, chemical castration method, caponing, quail, increasing weight gain
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