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Poultry Production

Poultry Production Objectives: A. Define common poultry terms B Poultry Production Objectives: A. Define common poultry terms B. Identify common breeds of chickens C. Compare and contrast broiler and layer chickens D. Describe the poultry reproductive system E. Describe environmental requirements to hatch chicken eggs F. Candle eggs to determine their interior and exterior quality grade.

Chick: newly hatched chicken Pullet: Female chicken < 1 year A. Define common poultry terms Chick: newly hatched chicken Pullet: Female chicken < 1 year Cockerel: Male chicken < 1 year Capon: Castrated male chicken Hen: Mature female chicken Rooster: Mature male chicken

White Leghorn Rhode Island Red Barred Rock Araucana B. Identify common breeds of chickens White Leghorn Rhode Island Red Barred Rock Araucana

Polish Crested Varieties Some fun breeds… Silkies Polish Crested Varieties Cochins

-Hens begin laying eggs around 4 months of age C. Compare and contrast broiler and layer chickens Broilers: For Meat -Broiler chickens are raised primarily for their meat. -Chickens can be ready to harvest around 6 weeks of age Layers: For eggs -Hens begin laying eggs around 4 months of age -A good hen lays 1 egg a day -Lay eggs year round -Production slows in winter

Rooster D. Describe the poultry reproductive system Testicles Vas deferens Cloaca

Testicles: Produce sperm Vas Deferens: Carries seminal fluid and sperm from testicles to cloaca Papilla: The organ in the wall of the cloaca that places the sperm inside the female’s reproductive tract 8

Hen Ovary Magnum Vagina Infundibulum Cloaca Isthmus Uterus 9

Ovary: Produces the ovum Infundibulum: Receives yolk from ovary, where sperm is stored, and fertilization takes place Magnum: Secretes the thick white of the egg 3 Hours Isthmus: 2 shell membranes are placed around the yolk and thick white 1 ¼ Hours Uterus: Thin white and outer shell are added to the egg 20 Hours Vagina: Completed egg is stored for a short time til laid Total: 25-27 Hours

2 Magnum 5 Vagina (with egg inside) 3 Isthmus 1 Infundibulum 4 Uterus 2 Magnum 5 Vagina (with egg inside) 3 Isthmus 11

Yolk Membrane Germinal Disc Yolk Air Cell Thick White Outer Shell Egg Processing Video Yolk Membrane Germinal Disc Yolk Air Cell Thick White Outer Shell Thick White Membrane Outer Shell Membrane Thin White 12

Compare Mammalian and Poultry Reproduction 2 functioning ovaries 2 ovaries, but only LEFT ovary functions Sperm cells are only viable for a short time after depositing into the female Sperm cells live for atleast 6 days…and as long as 10-15 days! Testicles are inside the scrotum on the OUTSIDE of body Testicles are INSIDE the body cavity Separate exits for the urinary, digestive, and reproductive tracts ONE exit from the body (vent) 13

E. Describe environmental requirements to hatch chicken eggs Natural: Hen lays eggs (1 per day) over period of several days When she has an adequate nest, she begins to lay on them to keep them warm After 21 days, the eggs hatch A hen who is laying on her eggs is referred to as “broody” 14

E. Describe environmental requirements to hatch chicken eggs Artificial Incubation: Hen lays eggs and they are placed in an incubator Incubator keeps eggs at proper temperature and humidity -Temperature: 102-103 degrees -Humidity: 60% Eggs are turned 2 times daily to prevent embryo from sticking to the inside of the shell 15