在商业热带条件下将肉生长率提高到35d的肉生长动态和料转换率的数据分析

Gustavo A Quintana-Ospina1,2, Maria C Alfaro-Wisaquillo1, Edgar O Oviedo-Rondon1

  • 1Prestage Department of Poultry Science, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC 27695-7608, USA.

概括

优化肉生产需要有控制的养策略. 战略性料调整,特别是在2-4周到6周之间,可以提高料转换率 (FCR) 和的体重.

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