THE SUPPLEMENTARY DISINFECTION AND DEFENSE AGAINST NOXIOUS FUNGUS OF THE HATCHING EGGS, IMPROVEMENT FACTORS OF THE PRODUCTION
Keywords:
Defense against noxious, disinfection, hatchabilityAbstract
The present paper work has as a main purpose the contribution to the improvement
of the eggs incubation process come from the hens appertain to heavy breed, by
making some supplementary disinfections and defences on the eggs before the
incubation process. The most important part of this action are the technological
changes which have determined the obtaining of some superior results at the
incubation, with direct references at the eggs opening for birth percentage and the
quality of the new-born chicken. Regarding the demonstrated facts, we consider that
the experimental incubation technologies at allotments L1exp. – L3exp. were proved
to be the best methods, making the results to be better than the ones obtained at the
test allotment Lc, especially the incubation technology used on L2exp.and L3exp.
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