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TABLE I. Nutritive value of basal diet applied in ISA Brown laying hens

Nutritive value

Unit

Content in diet

EMN

kcal

2 750.00

EMN

MJ

11.60

Total protein

%

17.00

Cnide fiber

%

4.40

Cnide fat

3.90

Ash

%

12.10


Comparison of lite laying and egg weighl of laying... 15

FIGURĘ 2. Comentional individual cages Tor laying ISA Brown hens al the RZD Wilanów-Obory cxpcrimcnlal farm. SGGW (pholo J. Riedel)


conditions (light program, temperaturo and air humidity) were consistent with the ISA Brown Management Guide (wAvw.hendrix-genetics.com 2008). Ali birds were receiving the same powdered feed mixture in the ąuantity of 114 g per hen daily. The nutritive value of the feed mixture was provided in Table 1.

In week 45 of hens life, their hous-ing conditions were changed as follows: the laying hens from fumished cages (F) were moved to conventional cages (FC) and housed individually, and the laying hens from conventional cages (C) were randomly merged into groups of 10 birds and transferred to fumished cages (CF).

The other housing conditions and feed mixture remained unchanged.

Observations were continued in two stages (9 weeks each). The first stage (from week 36 to week 44) covered the period when the hens were staying in the same cage as at the beginning of pro-duction, whereas the second stage (from week 46 to week 54) covered the period sińce hens transfer to different cages till the end of experiment. The week when the cages were changed (45,h week) was not included into any of the stages in order to eliminate the impact of direct stress induced by hens transfer.

Since week 44 to week 54 of hens life, laying performance and egg weight were controlled in hens from both types of cages. The percentage of egg laying was calculated on an everyday and weekly basis. Eggs were weighed 3 times a week, next day after laying. Data achieved enabled calculating: the mean laying performance (%), the mean egg weight (g), and the percentage contri-bution of eggs in particular egg weight classes (F, C, FC, CF).



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